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unoccupied, onlooker bahvior
Solitary play |
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| Plays near other childrenw ith similar toys, but does no try to influence them |
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Associative play
Cooperative play |
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| Parten's Social Development of Play |
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non-sequential
joint, interactive play increases
parallel play can serve as a respite from high schoial demands |
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| allows practive for understanding emotional processing, gain control of fearful situations, resolve disputes, increase self-regulations |
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| Cognitive Play Categories |
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Functional Play (0-2)
Make-Believe Play (2-6)
Constructive Play (3-6)
Games with rules (after 6) |
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| Direct Influences on Peer relations |
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Arrange informal peer activies
Guidance on how to act toward others
Monitoring activities |
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| Indirect Influences on Peer relations |
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Secure attacehment
Authoritative parenting
parent-child play
parents' own social networks |
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| benefit from interaction with children equal in status |
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| Vygotskys Age Sociability |
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| benefit from interaction with older peers |
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| Mutual trust and Assistance |
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8-10 years
more complex & psychologically based
respond to each other's needs & desires
trust becomes important |
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| Intimacy, Mutual Understanding & Loyalty |
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11-15 years
shares values, beliefs and feelings |
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| passive and socially awkward |
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| high rates of conflict, impulsive |
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| combine academic and social skills |
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'jock'
poor students, defy authority, athletes |
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| blend of positive & negative social behaviors, assertive & dominant |
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| usually welladjusted most are socially skilled, some are socially anxious and poorly skilled |
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Aggression
Ethnic gender stereotypes
Consumerism
Time away from other activites |
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| Traditional Educational Philosophies |
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Teacher is sole authority
Teacher does most of the talking
Students are passive
Uniform standards for acheievement |
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| Constructivist Educational Philosophy |
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Students construct own knowledge
Students are active
teacher guides learning
Teacher responsive to individual needs
Evaluation by personal progress |
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Boost children's learning capabilities
Fosters children's health and competence physically, academically, and socially.
7% of schools have none. |
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