Adaptive Play

Kindler, Vardit

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“…The play, which varies between children and cultures, is the primary task of children under all circumstances. Research shows that there is a strong relationship between game experience and cognitive, emotional, motor and language skills (Kindler, 2009). Child's development is contributed by supporting the play (Carlisle, 2009).…”

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What Is the Place of the Play Between the Essential Needs of Preschool Children According to Preservice Teachers?

Bayrak¹

2019

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This research aims to reveal the perceptions of the preservice teachers on the play which are among the essential needs of the preschool children. In this descriptive study, a case study which is one of the qualitative research designs was used. 79 preservice teachers attending the third grade in the Classroom Teaching Department of state university in Nigde province in Turkey. Convenience sampling method was used in the selection of the study group. A semi-structured interview form was prepared in order to reveal the perceptions of preservice teachers about the play. Content analysis technique was used for data analysis. At the end of the research, it was determined that the preschool teacher candidates expressed the essential needs of preschool children as nutrition, education and love respectively. The play was ranked as the number four among these needs.

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What Is the Place of the Play Between the Essential Needs of Preschool Children According to Preservice Teachers?

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2019

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“…The laughter and smiles that typically accompany play reinforce its fun nature. Children of all ages have a need to play and play forms the primary work of any child from any culture and of any condition (the types, materials and other characteristics of play may change) (Kindler, 2009 ). Certain parents believe that play contributes signifi cantly to a child's development, whereas others consider play unnecessary and pointless (Johnson, Christie, & Yawkey, 1998 ).…”

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Research in Early Childhood Science Education

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Saçkes²

2015

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