LEARNING THROUGH PLAY
discipline worth having. Reward systems are very short-term and do not work in the long-term. Children need their efforts to be valued. 6. There are times when children are especially able to learn particular things. 7. What children can do (rather that what they cannot do) is the starting point of a child’s education. 8.
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