Life Affords No Greater Responsibility, No Greater

If You Have A Kid Who Goes To Kindergarten And Doesn't Know What A Circle Is, Doesn't Know What Red And Green Are, And Doesn't Know What Right And Left Are, By The Time He Learns Those Things, The Rest Of The Class Is Far Ahead Of Him.

If You Want To Say How Can We Step Into Childhood And Make It Better For Them, I Would Start At The Activity Level. I'd Like To Say Let Your Kids Go Out And Play.

Make Your Kids Go Out And Play. Kids Ought To Grow Up The Way You And I Grew Up And We Grew Up Fifty Years Apart Or Maybe More. But We Did The Same Things. Now Who's Out Playing In The Afternoon? Nobody.

Polls That Have Been Taken By Kindergarten, First- And Second-grade Teachers Indicate That 30 Percent Of The Kids Have Been Deprived In Some Way So That They Are Physically Unable To Keep Up With The Class.

Life Affords No Greater Responsibility, No Greater Privilege, Than The Raising Of The Next Generation