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Vital Question
Maria Montessori said:
"Play
is the child's work."
In short, the child needs to put as much effort into
playing as you do into your work.
Albert Edelfelt, "Boys Playing at the Beach"
Think about that for a minute: How are you
helping them with this, or hurting their progress in this important endeavor?
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