Unstructured free play lets children solve their own interpersonal problems in ways teachers not normally orchestrate

Why unstructured free play is a key remedy to bullying


Unstructured free play lets children solve their own interpersonal problems in ways teachers don't normally orchestrate

October was National Bullying Prevention Month, and in my decade of teaching in high-poverty public elementary schools, I’ve seen strategy after strategy and initiative after initiative implemented to decrease bullying.

While every case is unique, having a general understanding of why a student chooses to bully can be helpful.

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