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Innovative Education & Schools

Innovative Education & Schools

When Students Stop Sticking Their Feet Out

The President of Let Grow’s piece in this week’s issue of THE Journal, a magazine for educators, looks at how to make kids less passive and worried: BY LENORE SKENAZY “They are not sticking their feet out as much anymore.” […]

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A Surprising New Way to Fight Bullying

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A Business Fair…for Kids?

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When Yellowstone Reduced its Wolves, Eco-Disaster Ensued. And When America Started Reducing Play Time…

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The Startling Things That Happened When a Youth Sports Program Replaced Some Drill Time with Free Play

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Deep, Meaningful Play Takes Self-Control…on the Part of the Adults

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A High School Student Blossoms: “I have been a lot happier than when anxiety was hovering over my head”

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Updated & Expanded Second Edition of “Free-Range Kids” to be Published Tomorrow! Provides All-New Insights for Parents and Educators

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Straightforward Tips from a 7th Grade Teacher Who Has Watched Her Students Growing Passive & Anxious These Past Few Years

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Play in the Time of COVID

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When P.E. Teacher Let His Students Organize their Own Games Outside, He Was Blown Away

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Housework as Homework: Middle School Assigns “Let Grow Project” During Covid and Students Start Helping Out More

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Child Psychologist John Piacentini on How Parents and Teachers Can Help Anxious Kids Stop Avoiding Discomfort, Before the Cycle Bakes Itself In

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