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The Role of Play in Early Childhood...part of learning of a child is through playing. A child innately has the curiosity and urge to learn. He has his own ways of learning and that is through playing which makes it effortless and tireless for him rather than just doing book learning in a boring environment. The concept of playground and physical education in schools is gradually dying.
In Joan Almon in his article “The Vital Role of Play in Early Childhood Education” writes that he has observed a steady decline over the past thirty years in children’s play yet he was astonished when he heard that in a school of Virginia when...
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What role does sexuality play in Dracula...What role does sexuality play in “Dracula”? The character of vampire occupied an important niche in the world literature long before Bram Stoker created his “Dracula”. However, in his interpretation of the already famous character we can find a kind of novelty that changed a vampire from dreadful creature to the embodiment of sexuality. The novel did not lose its relevance through centuries as many modern re-makes are based on it and it is deservingly considered to be one of the most popular creations of Gothic literature. Modern versions based on the novel written in 19th century prefer not to pay much attention to fears people had in Victorian times. It is well-known that Victorian...
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Role Play...and trainers (Freeman & Capper, 1999, pp.95-116). In this paper, we would be outlining in detail a role play activity and discuss on the anticipated learning outcomes and procedure, including the sub-skills of speaking that will be focused.
Literature Review
The consideration of new learning tasks that become possible with new technologies should be part of the educator's strategic learning plan (Freeman & Capper, 1999, pp.95-116). We thus decided to design and implement a role play as an interactive learning activity within one module of a teaching course for academic staff at a University. The role play...
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Play and Pedagogy (Early Childhood Education)...learn many new skills, but also develop self-esteem. One thing worth mentioning is, parents must learn to respect the interests of their children and let them take the lead while playing. Play helps in developing a healthy and long-lasting relationship between a child and his/her parents. It also helps the parents to gain an insight into the thought process of their child."
School/Stake holder's Role
As the school is the second home of the students, the school should take the biggest responsibility over the molding of the child's education. School is the second family, through constant interaction, friendship and character is born.
The school should be...
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Play and Pedagogy (Early Childhood Education)...and various theoretical frameworks culled from literature. It will enumerate the roles, responsibilities and benefits to stakeholders in early childhood education, specifically that of the children themselves and the teacher-practitioners who are in charge of creating the curriculum. Specifically, the writer believes the following are the important aspects that the early childhood curriculum must embody:
It must be learner-centered and follow a constructivist approach
Play must be central to its strategies
It must be holistic in developing children’s skills in all domains: physical, cognitive, social, emotional and...
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What role does technology play in development...What role does technology play in development? Introduction Technology plays a huge role in the development. Technology has influenced not only society; it has shifted accents from technology as means of development to technology as a core issue of the society. Revolutionary developments of technology, innovations in fields of communications and information have influenced the society to the greatest extent. Currently there is a need in clarifications of the core role of information and communication technologies (Mansell, 1998; James, 2004).
In case information field is equally distributed in developed and developing countries, the...
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Early childhood play inquiry...Early Childhood Play Inquiry Research continues to indicate that play time is very important for child development in their earlyyears (Jan, 2005). However, while this is a clearly established fact, there are few studies which have shown exactly how parents, educators and adults in general can help youngsters to be able to achieve positive development from play. There are a number of issues which arise from this fact. First, there is a deep need to identify which kinds of play are useful to the child and secondly, there is a need to identify how parents and the educators are supposed to be able to design...
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Role Play...Role Play Divorce is one of the stressors in an individual life that may culminate into a number of things. Such things may range from mild depression to suicidal ideation. As defined by Barton, that a collective stress mainly occurs when many members of a social system fail to receive their expected life condition, divorce comes in as one of the major players in bringing collective pressure. It is because the divorced couples start to experience a new life without the help of a partner; the major hurdles that come with it include raising of children, paying rent, provision of food, just to mention a few. All these activities that the couples used to share, therefore, are shouldered on...
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What role does social class play...of social class is thoroughly studied by analyzing the aforementioned novels by Austen and John. Furthermore, the essay will include theories and models in order to support the argument.
Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen)
Published in 1813, the novel Pride and Prejudice is a fine example of social class and its role in society. The novel falls in the genre of manners and satire and has effectively discussed the various aspects of arts and humanities through its intense narrative and characters. Elizabeth Bennet, who is the protagonist of the novel, has issues dealing with manners, behavior, ethics, education, etiquettes, upbringing of children, marriage, etc. in the modern and elite...
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What Role does Early Education Play in the 'Gendering ' of Children...THE ROLE OF EARLY EDUCATION IN GENDERING CHILDREN By submission
Abstract
Gender scholars have heavily studied gender and discrimination. The female stereotypes and discrimination has specifically been a popular area of study. However, much attention has not been given to how girls and boys get to know their genders, and how they are gendered at an early age. This paper looks at intensive literature about earlier studies about genderization of children. To illustrate the role of education in...
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