In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
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In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Francesca Harper, teacher, choreographer, entrepreneur, and dancer discusses creative bravery, freedom, and authenticity.
We discuss:
-How to remain creatively centered with outside pressure
-Conceptual approaches to art
-Forging the way for a new philosophy
-Agency and ownership as an artist
-Not being afraid to be radical
-Shaking up the conventional choice
-Allowing yourself to be provocative
Inner Teacher Podcast
In this episode of the Inner Teacher Podcast, Joanne Ma, early childhood development researcher and teacher at Stanford shares the importance of play and how it can be the equalizer that brings people together.
We discuss:
-Creating quality playgrounds
-The value of play
-Creating spaces for freedom
-How play can dissolve barriers between people
-The importance of non-gendered toys
-Involvement vs Interruption & play as a process for learning
