The conceptualisation and practice of play is core to early childhood pedagogy. In this essential text, contributors from a range of countries and cultures explore how play might be defined, encouraged and interpreted in early years settings and practice.
The conceptualisation and practice of play is core to early childhood pedagogy. In this essential text, contributors from a range of countries and cultures explore how play might be defined, encouraged and interpreted in early years settings and practice.
Sophie Alcock is senior lecturer in Education at the University of Wellington, New Zealand. Nicola Stobbs is a senior lecturer at the Department for Children & Families, University of Worcester, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One: Playing with digital drawing Chapter Two: Preschool teachers being people alongside young children: The Development of adults' relational competences in Playworlds - Beth Ferholt (USA) & Scandinavian colleagues Chapter Three: Playing through the musical worlds of children Chapter Four: Teachers reflecting while observing children playing Chapter Five: Growing playful pedagogy: A case study of change Chapter Six: Understanding the link between context and curriculum change in early years education Chapter Seven: Examining play and pedagogy: Recognising and responding to family funds of knowledge Chapter Eight: Mothers, Babies and Playful pedagogies Chapter Nine: Facilitating family engagement through pedagogical documentation Chapter Ten: The impact on 'play' as curriculum in the context of government attempts to inform / regulate 'quality' Chapter Eleven: Influences of Macro-Systems on children's spaces, regaining the paradigm Chapter Twelve: Local policies as frames for children's play and learning
Chapter One: Playing with digital drawing Chapter Two: Preschool teachers being people alongside young children: The Development of adults' relational competences in Playworlds - Beth Ferholt (USA) & Scandinavian colleagues Chapter Three: Playing through the musical worlds of children Chapter Four: Teachers reflecting while observing children playing Chapter Five: Growing playful pedagogy: A case study of change Chapter Six: Understanding the link between context and curriculum change in early years education Chapter Seven: Examining play and pedagogy: Recognising and responding to family funds of knowledge Chapter Eight: Mothers, Babies and Playful pedagogies Chapter Nine: Facilitating family engagement through pedagogical documentation Chapter Ten: The impact on 'play' as curriculum in the context of government attempts to inform / regulate 'quality' Chapter Eleven: Influences of Macro-Systems on children's spaces, regaining the paradigm Chapter Twelve: Local policies as frames for children's play and learning
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