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Shaped by Play:
How Play Types
Impact Development
Shaped by Play:
How Play Types Impact Development
Julie Vaisarova, B.A.
Ph.D. student, Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota
Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................1
Method...........................................................................................................................................1
Results .......................................................................................................................................... 3
Adult Interviews ......................................................................................................................7
Notes for Consideration...................................................................................................
Shaped by Play: How Play Types Impact Development
Shaped by Play: How Play Types Impact Development
INTRODUCTION: THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAY As summarize
with one exception: due to weather and scheduling
RESULTS Age and Equipment Use Figure 1, found in
Duration of Play In observations, three types of
To examine the frequency of peer engagement on ea
may be due to children's developmental stage. Old
Games. Games with rules (tag, hide-and-seek, etc.
At Madison's Place, three of the four adults ment
helping them on and off the equipment, and offeri
areas of development, including language, perspec
APPENDIX
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Table 1: Number of Children and Intervals Observe
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