Children's Play In Primary Schools
Teachers’ use of play as a teaching strategy in pre-primary schools in Mwanga district, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania
... on children‟s play contends that, play is not only the children‟s natural occupation before constraints and formal schooling takes over but it also serves as a major means which ...
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Recess Practices and Pupils Engagement with Physical Play Activities in Primary Schools in Cross River State, Nigeria
... that primary schools should have their pupils to participate in physical activity outside the classroom of at least 60 minutes every ...of play in the morning, one hour for lunch and play and ...
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GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CHILDREN IN HARARE PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN ZIMBABWE
... ECD children as they did not have the practical skills to guide and counsel the ...supported children in rationalising and talking through their ...dramatic play and ...since children have ...
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Educational support for orphans and vulnerable children in primary schools: Challenges and interventions
... Feeding children is very important in ensuring that they have energy to play and learn and have good ...some children came to school without breakfast, indicating that they could be starving at ...
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Who gets to play? Investigating equity in musical instrument instruction in Scottish primary schools
... 45 children with additional support needs were identified within this ...that children with dyslexia in primary schools represent only ...those children who are without a forceful lobby ...
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Influence of parents’ socio-economic status on enrolment and participation of children in pre-primary schools in Busia County, Kenya
... to children‟s education, though they are not clear on enrolment and ...the Children‟s Act (2001) states that children have a right to education, life, medical services (health), shelter ...
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Specific Developmental Disorders of Child among Primary School Teachers Working in Selected Primary Schools in Hospital
... A survey muse was generalship in Hong Kong regarding deficits in reading acquisition, cognitive, social and behavioral element among primary university children. Objectives of the ponder were to sift second ...
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Children s Hospital ICU Resource Allocation in an Adult Pandemic
... There are two ways that resources could be shared: importing patients or exporting resources. Through import, PICUs begin admitting and caring for older patients, expanding their patient population. Through export, ...
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Community Pediatrics: Navigating the Intersection of Medicine, Public Health, and Social Determinants of Children’s Health
... ’ s physi- cal environment can cause or prevent illness or injury, a high-quality envi- ronment is essential for children to achieve optimal health and develop- ...sources. Children in low-income ...
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Improving literacy at transfer between primary and secondary schools
... 11.40 Practice focus 1: Primary and secondary schools Mark Sherin, Lyndhurst Primary School, Southwark, using radio broadcasting to help children improve their literacy skills at transfe[r] ...
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Growth evaluation of a group of children enrolled in public schools in Rabat, Morocco: the role of socioeconomic factors
... The profession of the parents reflects the socioeconomic level of the children. According to our survey, stunting is more pronounced in a child whose father is a laborer or who is unemployed. As for the occupation ...
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Inclusive School Is (Not) Possible Pupil's Voice
... In the end, there are certain limitations of this research, and its results should be reflected with the caution. The research was conducted in the final-year primary school classes in which a small number of ...
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THE CHALLENGES OF INTERVENTION PRACTICES FOR GIFTED CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF ZIMBABWE
... gifted children with learning disabilities in primary schools in ...gifted children with learning disabilities are not putting forth adequate ...
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I wonder what is inside? : the role of imaginary play in young children's development of emotion regulation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... The measures within the imaginary play activity were designed to assess the children 's imaginary play, emotion regulation and social skills behaviours, and the ratings did correspond wi[r] ...
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Teacher-Factors Affecting Guidance and Counselling in Lower Primary Schools in Uniformed- Forces Based Schools in Nakuru County, Kenya
... Findings of the study reveal that headteachers did not give the required support financially and morally because of their negative attitude. Data findings reveal that (100%) of the head teachers did not provide a ...
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Impact of mid-day meal programme on students in west bengal
... encourage children to come to schools and participate in the learning process without worrying for their meal, especially that of day ...age children back to schools, improve retention ratio ...
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Where do the children play?
... that children might play in, in the external urban ...of play, both for individual children and society as a ...for children to play in, in the outdoor environment in ...that ...
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Accordance of Schools Health Status with the Regulations of School Health in Yazd
... According to World Health Organization (WHO), Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Also WHO defines Education as a general term related ...
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Right to Play for Children with Disabilities
... discussed play as a social activity, which becomes more accessible through peer-to-peer interactions with siblings and ...friends. Play is an essential facet for social ...through play, yet other ...
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Supporting teachers supporting children with special educational needs.
... two local authority support services working in primary schools with the aim of changing the nature of provision for children with special educational needs.. In the first c[r] ...
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