Kevin Stinehart
Public 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."
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We Bulldozed the Ecosystem of Childhood Then Blamed Kids For Struggling
I run the gardens at my school, which is a funny sentence because “run” makes it sound like I’m out there with a clipboard and a three-year strategic plan for cucumbers.
The truth is less impressive. Mostly I drag a hose around, pull weeds...
A Better Question Than “What’s Wrong With Kids?”
A practical resource folder for the adults trying to rebuild the conditions children need.
A few weeks ago, after I published another piece about what children seem to be missing right now, I started hearing the same thing from different k...
Start Here: What Children Are Missing
If you are new here, I want to start with this idea: Modern children are not broken.
Most are missing the developmental inputs childhood used to provide naturally though. That concept is the center of my work.
After almost two decades as...
Contribution & Responsibility: The Architecture of Childhood
Not that long ago, I watched a student walk past a tipped-over water bottle on the floor as if it were a legally protected wetland.
He saw it. We both knew he saw it. His eyes went down, registered “water bottle,” then immediately returned...
Purpose & Meaning: The Architecture of Childhood
There is no power on earth like handing a third grader a clipboard.
You can take a child who, three minutes earlier, was using two pencils as walrus tusks, hand him a clipboard, and suddenly he becomes a serious mid-level federal official...
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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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