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Has a Decline in Preschool Play Led to a Rise in Social and Sensory Issues?
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Has a Decline in Preschool Play Led to a Rise in Social and Sensory Issues?

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Sep 03, 2015
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In a new essay, TimberNook founder Angela Hanscom asserts that the decline in play among preschoolers has led to a rise in social and sensory issues. She joins the chorus of parents urging schools to let kids to play freely—but her cry is likely to be swamped by the louder voices still clamoring for academic readiness.

—The Washington Post

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