Blog #10

 Play is very important for youth's development. As an educator I have learned to implement play in daily teaching because I have seen great improvement in their academic. As we all know being an educator you learn daily and this is the beauty of being an educator. 

With this weeks article we also learned about  chillaxing which I had a different definition for prior to reading it. It's very interesting to see others point of view in this controversial topic.  I do agree with the author black people have to work twice as hard to prove themselves. Working in an education field I want to see change not only because my black children will be out there one day but also because we need to stand up for change.

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