Kevin Stinehart
Kevin StinehartPublic elementary school teacher and play advocate. Find my work on unstructured play at https://linktr.ee/kevinstinehart or in chapter 11 of Jonathan Haidt’s new book "The Anxious Generation."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | kevinstinehart.substack.com |
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Yes, And: Rethinking the Barriers to Outdoor Learning and Play
One of the most frustrating things schools do all the time is acknowledge that something is great for children and then immediately bury it under a pile of reasons it cannot happen. It infuriates me. We do this with play. We do it with outd...
The Most Dangerous Thing Schools Can Produce Is a Child Who No Longer Knows They Are Gifted
Many years ago I had a student who was struggling in school in the way many children struggle now: not always loudly, not always dramatically, but steadily enough that you could feel the story she was beginning to tell herself. Her confiden...
Well-Managed Kids Don’t Become Capable Adults
A younger boy stood at the edge of a pick-up football game during my school’s Let Grow Play Club looking on longingly. He didn’t demand to be included in the game. He didn’t whine. He just asked softly if he could play. No response from the...
How 'Mandatory Fun' Helped Win Four Consecutive State Championships
“Work hard. Play hard.” is the kind of phrase that usually lives on a t-shirt you win at a charity 5K.
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I write for teachers, parents, and school leaders who suspect we’ve been solving the wrong problems in education. This space is about play, belonging, agency, and the developmental foundations schools keep skipping.
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