Play Power: How to Turn Around Our Creativity Crisis

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First Posted: 05/02/11 08:35 PM ET Updated: 07/02/11 06:12 AM ET

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By Laura Seargeant Richardson

The division between work and play is a myth. If America is going to teach its youth to innovate, we need to unite the two.

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By Laura Seargeant Richardson The division between work and play is a myth. If America is going to teach its youth to innovate, we need to unite the two.
By Laura Seargeant Richardson The division between work and play is a myth. If America is going to teach its youth to innovate, we need to unite the two.
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