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pēc vakardienas sarunas ar jūzeri pikaczu - viņa ieteica man savā cibā ielikt šos linkus.
tas ir tiem vecākiem, kas ir pārāk slinki, lai vestu mazus bērnus uz nemitīgiem pulciņiem.
It’s a Kid’s Job
Playing Helps Kids Learn and Grow
http://newsinhealth.nih.gov/issue/jun2012/feature1
All Work and No Play: Why Your Kids Are More Anxious, Depressed
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2011/10/all-work-and-no-play-why-your-kids-are-more-anxious-depressed/246422/
Free, imaginative play is crucial for normal social, emotional and cognitive development.
It makes us better adjusted, smarter and less stressed
protams, viss aiziet līdz draudiem.
The Serious Need for Play (tehnisku iemeslu dēļ nevaru ielikt linku, guglējiet virsrakstu).
According to a 1997 study of children living in poverty and at high risk of school failure, published by the High/Scope Educational Research Foundation in Ypsilanti, Mich., kids who enrolled in play-oriented preschools are more socially adjusted later in life than are kids who attended play-free preschools where they were constantly instructed by teachers. By age 23, more than one third of kids who had attended instruction-oriented preschools had been arrested for a felony as compared with fewer than one tenth of the kids who had been in play-oriented preschools. And as adults, fewer than 7 percent of the play-oriented preschool attendees had ever been suspended from work, but more than a quarter of the directly instructed kids had.
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