The benefits of risky play for children | Journal Accès

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Risky play, which is often perceived as dangerous or irresponsible behavior, actually has significant psychological benefits for children. When taking risks in a controlled environment, such as climbing a tree, jumping off a wall, or playing group games that require quick decision-making, children develop different psychological skills. Last September, the Minister of Education, Bernard Drainville, pleaded for the return of the snow mounds and t…

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Risky play, which is often perceived as dangerous or irresponsible behavior, actually has significant psychological benefits for children. When taking risks in a controlled environment, such as climbing a tree, jumping off a wall, or playing group games that require quick decision-making, children develop different psychological skills. Last September, the Minister of Education, Bernard Drainville, pleaded for the return of the snow mounds and t…