In 1913, Clark Wilson Hetherington founded the Demonstration Play School in Chicago, a groundbreaking experiment in progressive education. This book tells the story of the school and its impact on educational theory and practice. By combining the latest scientific research with a child-centered approach, Hetherington and his colleagues revolutionized the way we think about teaching and learning. Their ideas continue to influence education to this day. A must-read for educators, parents, and anyone interested in the history of education.

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