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How Sesame Street Made Learning Irresistible

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By Chris Stewart
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I have a vague memory of sitting on a little wooden potty chair in my grandparents’ living room. Green shag carpet beneath my feet. Positioned in front of a massive television, back when TVs looked more like furniture than flat screens. And there I met them: Kermit, Ernie and Bert, Big Bird, Oscar, The Count, and my favorite, Grover. I couldn’t have known it was all a bait-and-switch. It was broccoli wrapped in candy colors. Education as entertainment —I ate it up.
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How Sesame Street Made Learning Irresistible

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By Chris Stewart
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How Sesame Street Made Learning Irresistible 8:48 I have a vague memory of sitting on a little wooden potty chair in my grandparents’ living room. Green shag carpet beneath my feet. Positioned in front of a massive television, back when TVs looked more like furniture than flat screens. And there I met them: Kermit, Ernie and Bert, Big Bird, Oscar, The Count, and my favorite, Grover. I couldn’t have known it was all a bait-and-switch. It was broccoli wrapped in candy colors.
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