Though the educational goals still seem to be focused on exam scores, this research from the London School of Economics demonstrates that cell phones are not helping students to concentrate and succeed. “The Guardian” gives a useful synopsis.
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In early childhood we have the opportunity to give children adventurous, deep, passion-instilling experiences that lay the foundation for their adult being in positive, compassionate, practical and truthful ways. Education lives in the day-to-day interactions between teacher and students. I take the children outside on walks or to play in the woods almost every day… Read more “Maple Sap”
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