A learning environment where the kids who can't sit still succeed | Forest Schooled Podcast
Forest Schooled PodcastShow Notes
Being able to sit still and listen are good qualities. They require the ability to focus, to engage self-control, and also provide the opportunity to learn from another person who's sharing their experience and knowledge. So, even though 'sitting still and listening' are skills that many children struggle with, it seems a good idea to help them develop those qualities throughout their education. Or is it?
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