The organization and administration of playgrounds and recreation (1928)
Nash, Jay Bryan, 1886-1965 · New York : A.S. Barnes · leaf 53
PLAY AND RECREATION OBJECTIVES 37 “blind alleys” and some are “open trails”; some lead on; some lead on only for a short time, then stop; some lay the foundation for growth and some for decay. It all depends on whether or not the “activities lead on to further activities.” Activities that Lead On.… … New connections are made and new associations are tied up in new ways. This alone guarantees growth over a series of years. If activities are to lead on they must be selected in the light of the interests of the child and the experience of society so that the interest will be sustained. In brief,…
Playgrounds · Community centers · Play · Games · Amusements · Sports
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