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What does the term 'pedagogy' primarily refer to in the context of play?
What does the term 'pedagogy' primarily refer to in the context of play?
What is co-construction in the context of play pedagogy?
What is co-construction in the context of play pedagogy?
What is the role of sustained shared thinking in play pedagogy?
What is the role of sustained shared thinking in play pedagogy?
Which of the following early childhood curriculum approaches is associated with play pedagogy?
Which of the following early childhood curriculum approaches is associated with play pedagogy?
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What is necessary for play to flourish in children's environments according to play pedagogy?
What is necessary for play to flourish in children's environments according to play pedagogy?
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Study Notes
Play Pedagogy Defined
- Pedagogy is the art, science, and strategies used for teaching skills to children.
- It focuses on how learning happens, distinct from what is learned (curriculum).
- Researchers link play and pedagogy to understand play and adult roles.
Play Pedagogy Principles
- Co-construction: A learning approach where adults and children collaborate in learning, researching, and knowledge creation.
- Sustained Shared Thinking: A collaborative experience where individuals solve problems or explore mutual interests, contributing equally to ideas and their evolution.
- Social Constructivism: The theoretical framework underpinning play pedagogy, aligning with current early childhood curricula (like Te Whariki and Reggio Emilia).
Play Pedagogy and Environments
- Play pedagogy emphasizes reciprocal and responsive relationships between adults and children to enable flourishing play.
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Description
Explore the essential principles and practices of play pedagogy in early childhood education. This quiz delves into concepts like co-construction, sustained shared thinking, and social constructivism. Understand how these ideas shape learning environments and adult-child relationships.
