Children's Play and Learning
Affordances of home-school journey as a play and learning environment for rural middle childhood children
... of play in the outdoor environment. Children in the urban environment are normally lives in an environment that provide less opportunity for the natural environment experiences (Malone, ...rural ...
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Young Children’s Outdoor Play-Based Learning
... that children lack competency to engage with the world alone, and are in danger when ...young children may be risk averse and fear ...designing play equipment for young children can create ...
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Exploring Conceptual Play Furniture For Children
... of play are generally organized around four themes: play as progress, play as power, and play as ...fantasy. Children can develop cognitive skills, self-confidence, and their social ...
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Play in Chinese kindergartens : teachers' perceptions and practices
... and children to children’s construction of knowledge on many ...children’s learning through play by “joint problem-solving” and “intersubjectivity” which means children and teachers “establish ...
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Understanding Indoor Play in Deaf Children: An Analysis of Play Behaviors
... allow children to engage in cooperative play behavior and also afford visually oriented deaf children a clear view of peers, teachers and others in the ...nature play behavior demonstrated and ...
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Parental Exposure of Children to New Experiences and Learning Outcome: A Perspective of Home Factor in Productive Child Education
... as play on specific academic competen- ...that play improves thinking and social interaction that lead directly on academic ...block play in preschool was found to be associated with mathematical ...
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The Power of Play: A Pediatric Role in Enhancing Development in Young Children
... When play and safe, stable, nurturing relationships are missing in a child ’ s life, toxic stress can disrupt the development of executive function and the learning of prosocial behavior; in the ...
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Societal Values and Policies May Curtail Preschool Children’s Physical Activity in Child Care Centers
... ’ s tight budget limited its ability to offer expensive outdoor equipment, thus centers prioritized things they felt mattered most to the parents: more time, space, and materials in the ...not), children ...
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Promotion of Quality of Life among Children with Cancer at Sri Ramakrishna Hospital, Coimbatore.
... of play therapy to improve his motor, cognitive and communication abilities and incorporation of activity based learning for keeping touch with school ...the children with individual and flexible ...
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Two schools of thought on play: Rethinking Ontario's educational reform
... of play should be and what the role ...that children take the lead, get to pursue their interests, have the freedom to really own the classroom and follow what they want to do with assistance and extensions ...
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Rhetoric and reality: critical perspectives on education in a 3D virtual world
... Virtual worlds have promised much and have the potential to deliver on these promises with appropriate pedagogical use of the technology in ways that maximise the affordances, but at the same time, the focus has not been ...
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Play patterns and behaviours of young children who are gifted in an early childhood setting : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education at Massey University
... Firstly to investigate the play patterns and behaviours of young children who are gifted and secondly, to suggest the curriculum support these children may require during play in an earl[r] ...
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The Efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy on Self Esteem of Children With Intellectual Disability
... 40 children conveniently selected based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria from among educable intellectually-disabled children in two care centers for children with special needs in Tehran, who ...
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Children with Developmental Disabilities and their Motivation to Play
... in play is a critical factor related to a child’s development (Lane & Bundy, 2012; Vandenberg & Kielhofner, 1982; Piaget, ...1962). Play affords children the opportunity to explore their ...
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The Play Behaviours of Roma Children in Transylvania
... Other games are far more local, and may even be unique to the Roma community, although it is not possible to be sure. Cik also uses a ball made of old tights. It has players standing with one foot in a hole in the ...
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Seeded self play for language learning
... machine learning methods (e.g. from deep reinforce- ment learning) are too data inefficient to learn language in this ...guage learning prior’ that allows it to learn hu- man language, while ...
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Sharing and social responses during mentally retarded children's play
... SHARING AND SOCIAL RESPONSES DURING MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN/S PLAY.. A thesis submitted to the University of Canterbury in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Do[r] ...
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The Cradle of Thought : Growth, Learning, Play and Attachment in Neanderthal children
... Neanderthal children rarely appear in our discussions of Neanderthal society despite making up a significant proportion of the population (Shea ...course children are less visible than adults in the ...
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Inequality in early childhood neurodevelopment in six poor rural counties of China: a decomposition analysis
... the children registered in these villages were surveyed. Therefore, children surveyed in this study might not represent the entire population aged 0 to 35 months in the six poor rural counties of ...
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Sedentary behaviors, physical activity behaviors, and body fat in 6-year-old children: the Generation R Study
... [30]. Children with both parents born in the Netherlands were considered native Dutch, children with at least one parent born in Europe (Turkey excluded), North-America, Oceania, Indonesia, and Japan were ...
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