EPISODE · Mar 26, 2021 · 34 MIN
The Importance of Play: Structured & Unstructured
from Leading Out The Woods · host Matthew Woods - Education Podcast Network
Episode #29: Children learn best when they engage in experiences through trial and error. Play allows students to simulate discovery, problem-solving, creativity, and a host of other active learning skills. Special Guest Dr. Michael Hynes joins Matt to share why he is so passionate about this topic. Additionally, Dr. Hynes gives listeners tips on how he embedded this learning style within his school districts to promote the whole child.Follow Dr. Hynes on Twitter @mikehynes5 & make sure to check out his book, “Staying Grounded: 12 Principles for Transforming School Leader Effectiveness”
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Episode #29: Children learn best when they engage in experiences through trial and error. Play allows students to simulate discovery, problem-solving, creativity, and a host of other active learning skills. Special Guest Dr. Michael Hynes joins Matt to share why he is so passionate about this topic. Additionally, Dr. Hynes gives listeners tips on how he embedded this learning style within his school districts to promote the whole child.Follow Dr. Hynes on Twitter @mikehynes5 & make sure to check out his book, “Staying Grounded: 12 Principles for Transforming School Leader Effectiveness”
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