The Benefits Of Boredom: Celebrating Unstructured, Free Play
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The Benefits Of Boredom: Celebrating Unstructured, Free Play
Parents who wish to increase their children's academic potential, social skills and creativity should allow them to experience boredom. That's the advice of child development specialists who want to see children spend more time in unstructured play, and less time in structured activities (or zoned out in front of an LCD screen).
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