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“It's smart to have time to do what we think is important to us,” says Winifred Bain, president of the Association for Childhood Education and president of Wheelock College, Boston. She shows how time has become a scapegoat, calls for an honest facing of the fact that we do what we want to do, and points out the challenge of time to those who teach children.
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