6 Reasons Why Learning Should Be Through Play
Children are not built to sit down for hours and listen to a teacher. They need to shuffle around, touch something and speak to someone. And it's almost impossible for any teacher to focus on just one child in a classroom setting. Conversely, it is also impossible for the teacher to spread her attention on all 40 at one go.
By allowing everyone to play, everyone participates and learns actively.
It sure beats the teacher asking a question when only 1 child could answer. It also subdues a situation where more vocal children dominate the class.
Do you think it is important for every child in the class to participate?
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