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Guidelines For Supporting Children With Disabilities Play Methodologies Tools And Contexts Pedro Encarnao Sylvie Raykaeser Nicole Bianquin

Name: Guidelines For Supporting Children With Disabilities Play Methodologies Tools And Contexts Pedro Encarnao Sylvie Raykaeser Nicole Bianquin
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Guidelines For Supporting Children With Disabilities Play Methodologies Tools And Contexts Pedro Encarnao Sylvie Raykaeser Nicole Bianquin

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Guidelines For Supporting Children With Disabilities Play Methodologies Tools And Contexts Pedro Encarnao Sylvie Raykaeser Nicole Bianquin instant download after payment.

Publisher: De Gruyter Open

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 7.35 MB

Pages: 172

Author: Pedro Encarnação & Sylvie Ray-Kaeser & Nicole Bianquin

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Guidelines For Supporting Children With Disabilities Play Methodologies Tools And Contexts Pedro Encarnao Sylvie Raykaeser Nicole Bianquin by Pedro Encarnação & Sylvie Ray-kaeser & Nicole Bianquin instant download after payment.

When thinking about children, one automatically thinks about play. Play is something which comes in different forms, elderly may think of play as something manual or traditional, whilst the younger generation will definitely think on the digital lines of play. Play has evolved through time and although sometimes we may feel irritated by the fact that manual play is lacking in today’s world, we must admit that technology has stepped up play also due to the fact that now it is also targeting to become more accessible to everyone, including children with various forms of impairments.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child also mentions the right to play for every child in its Article 31. This strengthens the argument that play has to be offered to everyone, all children need to be included and have the chance to be creative, to physically participate and therefore have a harmonious cognitive development. We have to keep in mind that we have all been children and we know by fact that play, apart from entertaining us, helped us grow stronger and better because it gave us the opportunity to experience freedom, curiosity, imagination, etc. Play also develops concentration, a form of following rules (if the game has rules), repetition, planning, problem solving and satisfaction.