CHCECE011 - Theory Of Play

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CHCECE011 - Theory Of Play

Post by Thompson » Thu Mar 05, 2015 11:08 pm

My Question is
How does understanding the theory of play assist you in responding to children during play situations?

My answer is

After reading theories on play, seeing what has come out of extensive research on children’s play, knowing what a child should be getting out of play can help me to make sure children are on the right track.

am I on the right path or have I taken a wrong turn?
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Re: CHCECE011 - Theory Of Play

Post by Lorina » Fri Mar 06, 2015 4:49 am

Your response is very general. Your answer needs to show how you will respond to children during play situations. You should provide some examples within the "theories of play" to help you answer this question. The following may help:

Play In Early Childhood

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Re: CHCECE011 - Theory Of Play

Post by Thompson » Mon Mar 23, 2015 8:36 pm

is this response better?

The theories can assist in play situations because they are a guide into how children grow, learn and develop. The theories have helped me form my own values and beliefs about learning and helped me understand strategies for promoting children’s development

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