
Okay, Okay! So, I read the book "You Can't Say, You Can't Play." Talk about
controversial. We had a big discussion in my class about it, and since we are ALL teachers, of course we all had an opinion about it.
It poses a question...Should we, as teachers, have the right to tell children they HAVE to play with each other? Do children have the right to pick who they want to play with? It deals with Kindergartners. I'll admit, it CAN be a bit of a gray area... but I AM curious what every one thinks...
Here is my conundrum (I took it from the book): Who loses more? The kid that is told they can't play? Or the kid that HAS to play with the kid they don't want to play with?
So, PLEASE, everyone that reads this, even if I don't know you, VOTE. I am posting a poll to see what everyone thinks. I will post later on my blog what I think.
Thanks :)
BTW, I don't really recommend the book. The author writes it in a whiny way, and quite honestly, it got annoying...
Samm