This paper explores the significance and application of playful learning experiences with the intention of making a positive influence towards changing the trajectory of society’s inherently traditional educational delivery model. Early-childhood programs have been recognized as an integral and essential component of a child’s education. Through my experiences as an educational leader in early childhood education, I have witnessed the positive impact of facilitating developmentally appropriate learning experiences that are both child-centered and playful. Educators have the ability to experience joy and the resulting rewards of facilitating playful experiences with students. Play-based education is a powerful method of curriculum delivery a...
Abstract: The paper investigates the close relationship between development and play in early childh...
Play and playfulness are understood as basic and vital elements of early childhood education (ECE), ...
Journal of Childhood Studies 42(3), S. 62-69Vygotsky and his followers believe that make- believe pl...
This paper explores the significance and application of playful learning experiences with the intent...
The idea of play-based learning in the early years prior to school entry has long been a fundamental...
This chapter considers challenges associated with the status of play, specifically, of integrating p...
Playfulness is a requisite for designing and realizing playful child-centred methods in the early ch...
Play and children’s learning are the two things that cannot be separated, as play appears to be chil...
This thesis consists of a 10-week observation diary, where children between 2 and 5 years old got to...
This scoping study seeks to understand the role and impact of learning through play at school. The e...
Play is viewed as essential to learning and development in early years education and underpins curri...
This article is a theoretical discourse which examined the role of play as an indispensable entity f...
Play is a voluntary, spontaneous, flexible, and pleasurable activity that is a child’s natural, auto...
The importance of play for children’s development is widely recognised. Nevertheless, the quality of...
Many respected educators assert that play is the work of the child. Yet, in recent years the push-do...
Abstract: The paper investigates the close relationship between development and play in early childh...
Play and playfulness are understood as basic and vital elements of early childhood education (ECE), ...
Journal of Childhood Studies 42(3), S. 62-69Vygotsky and his followers believe that make- believe pl...
This paper explores the significance and application of playful learning experiences with the intent...
The idea of play-based learning in the early years prior to school entry has long been a fundamental...
This chapter considers challenges associated with the status of play, specifically, of integrating p...
Playfulness is a requisite for designing and realizing playful child-centred methods in the early ch...
Play and children’s learning are the two things that cannot be separated, as play appears to be chil...
This thesis consists of a 10-week observation diary, where children between 2 and 5 years old got to...
This scoping study seeks to understand the role and impact of learning through play at school. The e...
Play is viewed as essential to learning and development in early years education and underpins curri...
This article is a theoretical discourse which examined the role of play as an indispensable entity f...
Play is a voluntary, spontaneous, flexible, and pleasurable activity that is a child’s natural, auto...
The importance of play for children’s development is widely recognised. Nevertheless, the quality of...
Many respected educators assert that play is the work of the child. Yet, in recent years the push-do...
Abstract: The paper investigates the close relationship between development and play in early childh...
Play and playfulness are understood as basic and vital elements of early childhood education (ECE), ...
Journal of Childhood Studies 42(3), S. 62-69Vygotsky and his followers believe that make- believe pl...