Play at Early Childhood
This course is designed to provide professionals working in the field of early childhood education with a comprehensive understanding of the role of play in child development. Participants will learn about the various types of play, including solitary play, parallel play, and cooperative play, and how they relate to child development. The course will also cover strategies for supporting and facilitating play in young children, including strategies for working with children who have disabilities or developmental delays. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, and interactive activities, participants will develop the knowledge and skills needed to effectively support and facilitate play in young children in a variety of settings, including early childhood education, home-based intervention, and community programs. This course is ideal for educators, caregivers, and other professionals working with young children.
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 9 Lessons
- 0 Quizzes
- 2h 2m Duration
İntroduction 1
- İntroduction
- Theories And Opinions Of Play
- Classification Of Play By Age And Features
- The Effect Of Play On Early Childhood Developmental
- Play In Preschool Period
- Teaching Play In Preschool
- Teaching With Play Based Activities
- Digital Games
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