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Name this ancient term
Competition or conflict of play.. |
Agon
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Name this ancient term
Mimicry of play |
Mimesis
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Name this ancient term
Disorder and order of play |
Chaos
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Which ancient term would this be describing....
a sport |
Agon
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WHich ancient term would this be describing
Things we imagine gods to do? |
Mimesis
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Rolling dice?
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Chaos
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Sing songs and dance, pretend fighting
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Mimesis
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Dress up?
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Mimesis
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Who talked of the Tabula Rasa..
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John Locke
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"play is motivational but doesn't lead to anything" Who would have probably said this?
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John Locke
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Name this ancient theorist ...
-This guy believed in reason and creativity - He disagreed with John Locke - Believed Human beings are born as reasoners |
Emmanuel Kant
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Name this ancient theorist
"Surplus energy and aesthetics" He believed that play was surplus energy left over from work... |
Friedrich Von Schiller
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Name this ancient theorist...
-He was an educator -He set up schools, studied in other peoples schools - HE BELIEVED that we are ALL naturally players, play is built into us. |
Friedrich Froebel
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Name this ancient theorist...
-He believed we have creativity, to make music, to make poetry to create novels.. - He believed that play provides the foundation to those forms of creativity -Play opens up the mind to new alternatives |
Emmanuel Kant
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Name this ancient theorist...
-Interested in freedom -Interested in human spirit |
Friedrich Von Schiller
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Primary way that young human beings learn is play... |
Friedrich Froebel
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Who created Gifts and Objects....
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Friedrich Froebel
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what are frobels gifts and objects...?
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-Learning and mother knee: nursery Rhymes and songs
-Play materials -Curriculum based on materials and conception of the naturally developing Child: Childrens Garden - Earliest play- With mothers (visual stimulation, auditory stimulation, sensory stimulation) -Mothers were engaging children |
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What is children Garden in German? *Test
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Kindergarden
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Name the guy
-Very important psychologist based on darwins theories -growth and development scientifically -Taught many people who ended up doing his research - CHILDREN PLAY IS A WAY OF RE LIVING OUR HUMAN GENETIC PAST -Children need to do this to get their old genetic things out of their system |
G Stanley Hall
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HALL's Stages
CLimb and swing |
Animal stage
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Tag and hide and seek
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Savage
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Pet care
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Nomad
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Digging, construction
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Agriculture
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Team games, sports
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Tribal
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What is the difference between Hall and Groos?
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According to Hall play is to get something OUT of their system and for Groo it is to get it INTO their systems
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Stanley Hall had theories wrong and facts. also had evolution wrong but what did he have very very very right?
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STAGES: As we grow up, we go through stages
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Who educated many people, and very important?
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Stanley Hall
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Play is to get things INTO our system. (different from Hall) -Play is about practice that we need as adults EX: a child who has a blacksmith for a father plays at blacksmithing. "theres a time when the immature individuals can mess around at any time." |
Karl Gross
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What is Huzingas characteristic of play? 5 things
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1. Play is voluntary
2. Play is Not Ordinary or real life 3. Play is secluded or limited 4. Play creates Order, is order (possibly educational) 5. Play tends to surround itself with secrecy. |
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Who thinks that forming social relationships and figuring out who's good at what all comes from play
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John Dewey
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who doesn't talk about personal motivation or doesn't talk in terms of educational?
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Huizinga
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Huzingas characteristic of play.
No one is telling you what to do? |
Play is voluntary
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Huzingas characteristic of play broken down...
We separate play from the things we have to do... |
Play is not ordinary or real life.
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Huizingas characteristic of play broken down
No one is telling you what to do... |
Play is voluntary
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Huzingas characteristic of play broken down...
There is particular places and time... |
Play is secluded or Limited
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