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Let the Children Play : For the Learning, Well-Being, and Life Success of Every Child / Pasi Sahlberg and William Doyle ; [Foreword by Sir Ken Robinson]. - Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019. - XVII, [2], 445 stron ; 23 cm.

Autor

Sahlberg, Pasi (1959- ). Doyle, William (1957- ) Robinson, Ken (1950- ).

Forma i typ

Książki Proza Publikacje popularnonaukowe

Przynależność kulturowa

Literatura fińska Literatura amerykańska

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Dzieci Gry i zabawy Wychowanie Kształcenie Rozwój fizyczny dziecka Rozwój emocjonalny Rozwój psychofizyczny dziecka Organizacja oświaty

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Opracowanie Wydawnictwa popularne

Dziedzina i ujęcie

Edukacja i pedagogika

Indeks na stronach 433-445.

According to a professional association of 67,000 pediatricians, "the lifelong success of children is based on their ability to be creative and to apply the lessons learned from playing". But play – including physical activity, the arts, and even free play – is being eliminated in our society and schools and despite huge financial investment these education policies have not improved learning. In this volume, the authors, both fathers of school-age children, tell how switching countries – Sahlberg brought his Finnish family to the United States, while Doyle brought his American family to Finland – shocked them into writing this book. With research breakthroughs and case histories from Finland, China, Singapore, Scotland, New York, Texas, and around the world, the authors reveal how intellectual and physical play is the ultimate engine of transforming education – the key to giving our children the well-being, happiness, and skills they need to thrive in the 21st century, including curiosity, creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, communication, and empathy. Written for parents, educators, and policymakers, this book reveals a striking vision of an inspiring future of our children's education – and how to make it happen.

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