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Episode 37: Teaching the Way Children Learn (with Rae Pica)

Rae Pica is a force to be reckoned with.  With her unapologetic straight-talk, she has been advocating for children and for whole child education for decades, filling shelves of books with her words and inspiring educators around the world. 

Her latest book, What if We Taught the Way Children Learn, fits the pattern, calling into question the many instances where our common practices seem to be at odds with what should be common sense about how young children learn and grow.  In fact, Dr. Eric Jensen says: “Rae Pica’s powerful, thought-provoking book provides rare and uncommon sense. Our kids would be MUCH better off if we practiced the way this book suggests we do, and so would the educators around them.” (Emphasis mine.)

If you’ve ever questioned the status quo in early education or wondered how you could better educate the whole child – particularly during this time of unique regulations – you’re going to want to listen to what Rae Pica has to share.

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Notes from the Show:

(*May contain affiliate links.)

Check out Rae’s newest book What if We Taught the Way Children Learn? and its predecessor, What if Everybody Understood Child Development?

Find more of Rae’s books on Amazon.

You’ll find an assortment of tools in Rae’s free resource library.

Don’t miss Rae’s must-read article we mentioned, Making a Mess of Child Development.

I also referenced this previous episode, A Back to School Pep Talk.


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I’m Amanda Morgan. Here’s what I’m about…

In early education, there is too much distance between what we know and what we do. I bridge the gaps that exist between academia, decision-makers, educators, and parents so that together, we can improve the quality of early education while also respecting and protecting the childhood experience.

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