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In a fascinating article, psychologists suggest this very thing:
"There are activities and summer camps galore to fill children’s time and supply much needed
childcare when kids are out of school. But psychologists and child development
experts suggest that over-scheduling children during the summer is unnecessary
and could ultimately keep kids from discovering what truly interests them."
Does this have implications for our work in summer? To read the brief, thought-provoking article, stop here.
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