by museumofidastg | Sep 16, 2022
Museum Club presentation with Myrna Taylor, author and researcher September 15, 2022
by museumofidastg | Sep 6, 2022
by Rachel Lallensack Abstract: The idea for the timeless toy sprung to mind when Naval engineer Richard James dropped some coiled wires. Read the article from Smithsonian Magazine
by museumofidastg | Sep 6, 2022
by Lori Blahey Abstract: They say play is the work of children—and it’s true! Play is how children learn about the world, themselves and each other. It’s as much a part of healthy development as eating vegetables, reading books together and getting a good...
by museumofidastg | Sep 6, 2022
by Kenneth R. Ginsburg, MD, MSEd, the Committee on Communications, and the Committee on Psychosocial Aspects of Child and Family Health Abstract: Play is essential to development because it contributes to the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of...
by museumofidastg | Sep 6, 2022
Abstract: Coming up with an idea is easy. Coming up with the right one takes work. With design thinking, throwing out what you think you know and starting from scratch opens up all kinds of possibilities. Read the article from MIT — Sloan School of...
