ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, host Lisa Cherivtch reflects on the transformative role of play in education and how it unlocks creativity, confidence, and connection in the classroom. Fresh from a play-focused education conference, Lisa shares practical strategies and class-tested activities—including her fan-favorite Ugly Sweater marketing project—that help students feel safe taking risks, making mistakes, and growing.
From hands-on engagement to emotional support, this conversation dives into how playful learning helps students think differently, collaborate authentically, and leave with skills that matter.
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