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You've heard that play is the brains favorite way of learning. So why isn't play incorporated in more learning experiences?
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Playful learning - this topic is really exciting. Alberta, I am hearing, is focused on bringing the 'play' back to early learning. I am interested in seeing playful learning implemented throughout the grades.
As an adult, play is my own preferred method of learning. It's so engaging to be able to follow your own interests and spend as much time, or as little, on an idea. . . I recently learned to Twitter by watching other people and playing with it on my own. That's the best way to learn!
"Tell me, I forget. Show me, I remember. Involve me, I understand." ~ Ancient Chinese
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