A Place to Play.
American School & University, April, 2007 by Hall, Julie
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Byline: Julie Hall Whether it's a bunch of elementary school students watching the clock when they should be doing their school work or a group of college students cramming for a final exam, one thing is common among all students no matter their age - sometimes they just need to play.
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Both schools and universities require recreation areas that offer down time for their students. School day play The playground is part of many students' school day, and sometimes the learning environment on the playground can be just as important as that in the classroom. Studies ...
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