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atpp-1140	Mizell, Karen	The Epistemology of Imagination and Play in the Community of Inquiry	2016	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5906	314	44	Indeed, Joseph Dunne notes that the Greek words for play (paidia) and education (paideia) have the same etymological root, which is the word for child (pais).22 While some educators dismiss children’s play and stories as just so much aimless imagining, they often belittle and correct imaginative children in order to direct the child to more productive, reality-based learning activities to counteract what is perceived as fruitless imagining. ”7 Greene speaks to a common concern shared by some educators and philosophers associated with the Philosophy for Children movement; that is, children’s philosophical abilities are often overlooked and children are often marginalized and excluded from important human conversations.	cache/atpp-1140.pdf	txt/atpp-1140.txt