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The Perks of a Play-in-the-Mud Educational Philosophy

Source: The Atlantic

Is the natural world a better place for young children to learn than the classroom? Read to learn about the benefits some researchers see in providing preschoolers with an outdoor education.

This entry was posted in The Natural World and tagged Education, Science & Nature on January 1, 2019 by Chandler Gifford.

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