Play Development in Children With Disabilties 2016
DOI: 10.1515/9783110522143-014
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12 Occupational Therapy Perspective on Play for the Sake of Play

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“…Frequently, measures are of readily observable social skills or children's behavior from the perspective of a parent or teacher, rather than a child's play ability (McAloney and Stagnitti 2009). Observation of unstructured play in a natural play context would support an accurate and authentic assessment (Ray-Kaeser and Lynch 2017). This assessment would be reliant on the assessor's definition and reporting of play skills to assure valid and reliable results and comparisons across individuals, context, and studies (Ray-Kaeser and Lynch 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Frequently, measures are of readily observable social skills or children's behavior from the perspective of a parent or teacher, rather than a child's play ability (McAloney and Stagnitti 2009). Observation of unstructured play in a natural play context would support an accurate and authentic assessment (Ray-Kaeser and Lynch 2017). This assessment would be reliant on the assessor's definition and reporting of play skills to assure valid and reliable results and comparisons across individuals, context, and studies (Ray-Kaeser and Lynch 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Play is critical to the child's development, learning, and overall well‐being (Ray‐Kaeser & Lynch, 2018). Warm Indian grandparents often describe their interactions with grandchildren within the context of “play” and “companionship.” These grandparents also illustrated autonomy supportive practices in coaching grandchildren in peer selection.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Play is critical to the child's development, learning, and overall well-being (Ray-Kaeser & Lynch, 2018). Warm Indian grandparents often describe their interactions with grandchildren within the context of "play" and "companionship."…”
Section: Study 2: Interviewsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Occupational therapists promote play participation opportunities for children presenting with physical, developmental, and psychosocial challenges (Ray-Kaeser & Lynch, 2017). The term play-based occupational therapy was coined by Rodger and Ziviani (1999) to reflect this.…”
Section: Play-based Occupational Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, surveys in the United States and in Europe, examining therapists' perspectives of play-based occupational therapy typically identified that the most common use of play was for remediation of other skills and play itself was rarely recognized as the target goal (Lynch et al, 2017;Miller Kuhaneck et al, 2013). Further analysis of how play-based occupational therapy is adopted in practice led to the identification of the continuum of play in practice model that moves from therapist-initiated to child-initiated play (Ray-Kaeser & Lynch, 2017). In most cases, play-based occupational therapy rarely addresses child-initiated play occupation as a distinct goal.…”
Section: Play-based Occupational Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%