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Elkins, D.
Psychology Today
More and more children, like adults, are involved in far too many activities. In this article on Psychology.com's website, David Elkins cautions against over-scheduling your child.
More and more children, like adults, are involved in far too many activities. In this article on Psychology.com's website, David Elkins cautions against over-scheduling your child.
"Middle-class children are so overscheduled that they have almost no 'nothing time.' They have no time to call on their own resources and be creative. In our efforts to produce Renaissance children who are competitive in all areas, we squelch creativity."
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