A study investigated students ' perceptions about their interactions while using a Literacy Play Center geared toward social studies with a "time machine " theme. Subjects, 19 fifth-grade students in a suburban elementary school in central New Jersey, were interviewed about their experience and video taped while interacting in the play center. Results indicated that students reported feeling very happy and excited while in the Literacy Play Center apparently because of the social interaction that took place. Findings suggest that students perceived the social studies activities and their involvement in the Literacy Play Center as much more interesting than when content area subject matter was delivered via traditional text an...
"Why are you researching us?" ... "Are you a spy?"..."Are you taping right now?" asked children at t...
M.Ed.Play is a concept that has been widely researched and discussed by psychologists, historians, e...
The purposes of this qualitative research were to observe a group of kindergarten students during pl...
A study examined the effects of literacy-enriched play settings on preschoolers ' literacy beha...
The purpose of this study was to collect data from previous students who took “The Benefits of Play ...
This study took what we know about the benefit of socio-dramatic play to the literacy learning of yo...
The goal of the study was to look at the effects of implementing social studies simulations in a 1st...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study examines the dramatic play of five year olds when...
This multiple-case study describes the literacy events that occurred during play in three holistic p...
Play in the school setting is a highly contested issue in today's restrictive academic environment. ...
Master of Science in Education – MontessoriThe action research was an observational study that utili...
Literacy and play are two of the greatest influences to children's social and cognitive growth. To e...
This quasi-experimental study investigated the effects of purposefully framed dramatic play on math ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this thesis is to examine the spontaneous pla...
This study is a look into students\u27 views surrounding play and its place in the elementary classr...
"Why are you researching us?" ... "Are you a spy?"..."Are you taping right now?" asked children at t...
M.Ed.Play is a concept that has been widely researched and discussed by psychologists, historians, e...
The purposes of this qualitative research were to observe a group of kindergarten students during pl...
A study examined the effects of literacy-enriched play settings on preschoolers ' literacy beha...
The purpose of this study was to collect data from previous students who took “The Benefits of Play ...
This study took what we know about the benefit of socio-dramatic play to the literacy learning of yo...
The goal of the study was to look at the effects of implementing social studies simulations in a 1st...
grantor: University of TorontoThis study examines the dramatic play of five year olds when...
This multiple-case study describes the literacy events that occurred during play in three holistic p...
Play in the school setting is a highly contested issue in today's restrictive academic environment. ...
Master of Science in Education – MontessoriThe action research was an observational study that utili...
Literacy and play are two of the greatest influences to children's social and cognitive growth. To e...
This quasi-experimental study investigated the effects of purposefully framed dramatic play on math ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this thesis is to examine the spontaneous pla...
This study is a look into students\u27 views surrounding play and its place in the elementary classr...
"Why are you researching us?" ... "Are you a spy?"..."Are you taping right now?" asked children at t...
M.Ed.Play is a concept that has been widely researched and discussed by psychologists, historians, e...
The purposes of this qualitative research were to observe a group of kindergarten students during pl...