In this fascinating look at the moral dimensions of the classroom, MacArthur Prize-winning educator Paley introduces a new rule--"You can't say you can't play"--to her kindergarten students. "Explores how to keep students from being ignored by their classmates".--Publisher's Weekly. Line illustrations.
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In this fascinating look at the moral dimensions of the classroom, MacArthur Prize-winning educator Paley introduces a new rule--"You can't say you can't play"--to her kindergarten students. "Explores how to keep students from being ignored by their classmates".--Publisher's Weekly. Line illustrations.
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The author tells a story of her efforts to implement the rule "you can't say you can't play" while weaving a story of a magpie. Her recollection of the process was boring but the book was saved by the random spurts about a magpie and his friends. I think there was some relation to the story of friendship and her experience, but the link is too weak to be considered worth anything.
