Play and Playwork: 101 Stories of Children Playing
1st Edition
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© 2014 | Published: October 16, 2014
Children like to play. They get all sorts of benefits from playing. They get the most benefit from play when they are in control of what they are doing. Yet there are lots of circumstances today that mean children are not able to control their own pl…
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Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: play and playwork
- 2 Fun, freedom and flexibility: anything goes
- 3 The social world of children's play
- 4 Playful physical activity: challenge, risk and danger
- 5 Environmental cognitive stimulation
- 6 Creativity and problem solving
- 7 Emotional equilibrium: the therapeutic value of play
- 8 Self realisation, power and control
- 9 The child's agenda: intervention and adulteration
- 10 The Colliery Adventure Playground: some personal reflections
- 11 Therapeutic Playwork Project: extracts from a reflective diary
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12 Conclusions: revisiting the concept of compound flexibility
Appendix: The Playwork Principles
- Useful web references
- Bibliography
- Index