Schooling vs educational experiences

from Invitations to Play - Learn - Grow! · host Theresa

In this week's episode, we discuss the differences between schooling and education. We get into discussion about the benefits that education and educational experiences offer over standard schooling. I also invite you to participate in my free weekly virtual experience. This is a fun way to meet new people and share ideas. I hope you will join us. For now have a listen to this week's episode.

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