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Science Says Youth Need More Rest & Less School. Why Isn’t Anyone Listening?
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Science Says Youth Need More Rest & Less School. Why Isn’t Anyone Listening?

6 evidence based ways to build in more creative rest in our school systems., schedules and structures (a visual essay)

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Dr. Jane R. Shore
Aug 14, 2024
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“When you rest, you catch your breath and it holds you up, like water wings.”
– Anne Lamott

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Is this ok? Is this really ‘so cute’? What are your thoughts?

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My answer is a multi layered no. It’s not cute.

This is us, without rest. Art linked above at janiebirdartshop.

<break-time> 🎡

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While many people cannot change the total work culture, we, if we work together, can make changes to this culture seeping its way into schools. We have seen unprecedented change in the last few years, and we know we have the ability to change school systems, schedules and structures. We can start with our own.

Below you will find research and practices I’ve been collecting on countering total work and total school culture.


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