School‐Based Play Therapy 2010
DOI: 10.1002/9781118269701.ch7
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Helping Preschool and Kindergarten Teachers Foster Play in the Classroom

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“…The ChIPPA assesses a child's pretend play. Pretend play is viewed as the mature form of play (Vygotsky, 2016) and involves a child imposing meaning on the play, going beyond the literal meaning of play materials (for example, a box is a car), suspending reality, and creating play scenes which involve characters (Stagnitti, 2010). The definition of pretend play for the assessment is conceptualised as involving conventional-imaginative play (play with toys) and symbolic play (use of symbols in play) with the construction of the ChIPPA involving a Conventional-Imaginative Play Session using a standardised set of conventional toys and a Symbolic Play Session using a standardised set of unstructured play materials.…”
Section: Instrumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ChIPPA assesses a child's pretend play. Pretend play is viewed as the mature form of play (Vygotsky, 2016) and involves a child imposing meaning on the play, going beyond the literal meaning of play materials (for example, a box is a car), suspending reality, and creating play scenes which involve characters (Stagnitti, 2010). The definition of pretend play for the assessment is conceptualised as involving conventional-imaginative play (play with toys) and symbolic play (use of symbols in play) with the construction of the ChIPPA involving a Conventional-Imaginative Play Session using a standardised set of conventional toys and a Symbolic Play Session using a standardised set of unstructured play materials.…”
Section: Instrumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Children from the play-based school had significantly higher narrative language abilities than those from the traditional curriculum school after six months of school attendance. The use of narrative language while involved in pretend play reflects children's ability to think rationally and organise their thoughts (Stagnitti, 2010). Nicolopulou (2005) explained that narrative and pretend play are connected by their developmental and cognitive roots, and are presented on a continuum which ranges from the narrative descriptions in storytelling to producing narratives in pretend play.…”
Section: Symbols In Play and Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elaborate play scores also indicate that children can preplan their own play. All of these cognitive skills are vital in assisting children's learning throughout their schooling and have been associated with language and narrative competence (Stagnitti, 2010).…”
Section: Elaborate Play and Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A ChIPPA avalia a brincadeira de criança. O brincar de faz de conta é visto como a forma madura de brincar (VYGOTSKY, 2007) e envolve uma criança que impõe significado à brincadeira, indo além do significado literal de materiais de brincadeira (por exemplo, uma caixa é um carro), suspendendo a realidade e criando cenas de brincar que envolvem personagens (STAGNITTI, 2010a).…”
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