
Nathan Wallis
Nathan Wallis is a renowned child neuroscientist and early childhood expert from New Zealand, known for his insights into child development and education. He advocates for a play-based approach to learning, emphasizing the importance of creativity and imagination in early childhood rather than traditional academic skills like literacy and numeracy. Wallis argues that excessive homework can increase anxiety in children and detract from their overall well-being and development. His work encourages a shift in educational practices to prioritize connection and engagement between children and their families.
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Child neuroscientist and early childhood expert Nathan Wallis agrees, stating that a child’s behaviour is a reflection of the amount of anxiety they have.
How much homework should Kiwi primary school students be getting and what’s the point of homework?
