Oamn,,vado,,xxx

Wow

That Vygotsky quote is so perfect.

I would love to be involved with Angi and/or Kim Moroney (whom I recently met in HI). Please contact me here. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing! Very interesting perspectives. Love the translation work too!

Excellent Interview. Peter is such a massive and indispensable guide in the field of Early Childhood Education.

7:14... Yes! Care through all the the ages! I went to a Speak Out Virtual ED Talk: "Trauma-Informed Pedagogy: Creating Safe Learning Environments with Dr. Stacey Patton." Stacey Patton thinks so well about "emerging adults," people in the 18-27 range as she teaches at Morgan State and Howard University. She is an author and journalist too. As an early childhood person I tend to think in the language of care more than trauma, but looking at the big picture, at where we are in social history, in ecological dis-relation, and we can see that the care we do goes beyond what it would be in a more intact and healthy world.

I so enjoy these Play Check-Ins. Thank you for posting them. They are valuable and thought provoking. So much to respond to. I love Peter Gray's passion for Sudbury and Unschooling, but worry that our passions sometimes lead to a rigidity in what is "best" for children, that we become so focused on the magical thinking of one theory or another that we fail to remember that connection and true attachment are also contributing factors to learning success regardless of the pedagogy or program a child or young person is in. All that said, I love that Anji play makes room for child-driven learning and play while also balancing connections with the teachers. I LOVE it! Thank you!

请问这个视频，你们在传递什么思想?

I will show this to my class of 3 year-olds here in Guanzhou. I think they will enjoy watching it and hopefully it motivates some of them. Joyful clean up!

你好。 在学校中只有基于游戏的教育吗？ 上课了吗？

It helps me to know Anji Play deeply. Anji Play is the true play! It gives children the right to learn by themselves, not to obey adult's rulers.

Fantastic! I'm newer to the study of Anji Play, and I love Dr. Jones's enthusiastic descriptions. It took me years of work, often feeling very alone in it, to come to my teaching methods today. I can feel so much camaraderie in this! Thank you. -Heather

Love it

trust is a love pump.

thank you very much for this important speach of Ms. Chen Xueqin and the important quetstions form Mr. Jesse Coffino! it changed in different topics the view on child's right to play and the position and funktion of the teacher! great

Absolutely marvellous: pure innovative thinking and practice.

Ms Xueqin's talk is very inspiring! The teachers truly listen to the children.

This conversation was so great! Thank you for sharing it. I am falling down the rabbit hole. I came to this after watching the Play First Summit. I am inspired by Ms. Cheng's talk and have implemented the hands down approach in my own teaching. Good grief, I miss it!

Thanks for sharing this! but the video is "froze" at 12:26, despite that the audio is still going. You might want to fix it :)

Amazing and true to learning!

It's great to see the arc of your journey in this slide show. I'm excited about the international interest in Anji

Sounds like Waldorf School reinvented.