This presentation will discuss current definitions of play which, it is argued, are based on adult observations of the act of play. However, current research suggests that adults and children view play differently. Images of young children playing in a classroom context will be presented to identify children's perceptions of play. Recent research will then be discussed which uses the same methodology to determine teachers' and children's perceptions of play. Similarities and differences between the data will be identified along with implications for classroom practice
AbstractPlay is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it...
Play is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it is inve...
Play as a learning practice increasingly is under challenge as a valued component of early childhood...
This presentation will discuss current definitions of play which, it is argued, are based on adult o...
Play is renowned as a difficult and complex concept to define and there are theorists who state that...
Play is renowned as a difficult and complex concept to define and there are theorists who state that...
UK policy and curriculum frameworks for early years appear to value play for learning; however, its ...
Within early childhood education, play is central to teaching and learning but it is considered diff...
Most scientists and psychologists emphasize the positive effects of play on children. At this point,...
This qualitative study focuses on the role of play in primary education, and was designed to determ...
AbstractMost scientists and psychologists emphasize the positive effects of play on children. At thi...
This paper presents research that examines the links between practitioners’ understanding of play an...
Play is viewed as essential to learning and development in early years education and underpins curri...
Play is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it is inve...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Early Child Developmen...
AbstractPlay is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it...
Play is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it is inve...
Play as a learning practice increasingly is under challenge as a valued component of early childhood...
This presentation will discuss current definitions of play which, it is argued, are based on adult o...
Play is renowned as a difficult and complex concept to define and there are theorists who state that...
Play is renowned as a difficult and complex concept to define and there are theorists who state that...
UK policy and curriculum frameworks for early years appear to value play for learning; however, its ...
Within early childhood education, play is central to teaching and learning but it is considered diff...
Most scientists and psychologists emphasize the positive effects of play on children. At this point,...
This qualitative study focuses on the role of play in primary education, and was designed to determ...
AbstractMost scientists and psychologists emphasize the positive effects of play on children. At thi...
This paper presents research that examines the links between practitioners’ understanding of play an...
Play is viewed as essential to learning and development in early years education and underpins curri...
Play is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it is inve...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Early Child Developmen...
AbstractPlay is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it...
Play is an activity that has different formats during childhood and adulthood. Therefore, it is inve...
Play as a learning practice increasingly is under challenge as a valued component of early childhood...