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    the kind of experiences the child goes through, the games they play, and the types of toys that the children get also have a role in affecting the growth and development of the child (“Age-by-age playtime guide,” n.d.). They, furthermore, are indicative of the stage that the child is at. Thus, child growth and development becomes an area of keen interest to the parent, psychologist's healthcare provider and the toy producers and provider. For the different age ranges, there are different…

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    The acclaimed author of “The Call of the Wild,” Jack London, has written several stories from the perspective of animals living in the wild. He has received much praise for his unique view on the thoughts and behaviors of animals, but he has also received backlash for this as well. Because of his portrayal of animal thought processes, London has been accused of being a “nature faker,” meaning that he gives human-like characteristics to the animal protagonists of his novels of whom, according to…

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    with childhood innocence, is guilty of marketing to children. Within its animated films and cartoons, Disney can generate commercial interest in film merchandise and promote racial stereotypes. For example, the release of the Toy Story film coincided with the release of Toy Story related merchandise. Furthermore, Disney’s Aladdin teaches children the underlying themes of “Arabian barbarity” “Aladdin clearly portrays the ‘bad’ Arabs with thick, foreign accents, while the anglicized Jasmine and…

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    Woobo Case Study

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    Problem/Solution Woobo presents the opportunity of creating a children’s toy that is educational and entertaining. This is an unmet customer need because there are scarce technologically advanced educational toys as, jigsaw puzzles for example, help with co-ordination but are simplistic technologically. I believe in the campaign as from early ages it is vital children develop knowledge and Woobo can assist them in this. The campaign objectives are: ‘Help kids explore, experience, and learn’…

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    Focused observation with reflection: Today I observed three children in the classroom, the teacher gave instructions to play with some toys, and books, that she brought to class, and it was like 20 items in the box, but it was everything different. So every kid went to grab one thing and three children wanted the same book, and then they were pushing and screaming that everybody gat it first, so the teacher came down to the children and try to calm them down, she asked what was the…

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    Ancient Greek Myths

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    Archaeologists are people who search and discover remains of ancient civilizations. Some archeologists have found things like toys, clay pots, old grain, old scrolls, inscriptions in clay, and even cave drawings. Ancient kings and queens have have dropped many different things like old broken dishes, rags, and even spoiled food. Many historians have found scrolls, drawings, and clay inscriptions. Some historians have found cave drawings and Self portraits. With those cave drawings and portraits…

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    Pez Encounters

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    glimmering eyes. “Mommy, mommy, the boy said with excitement,” Can I get this toy, please?” “Yes, but if you do this will be the only toy you get for the week, Ok.” The mother said with tiredness in her voice, from shopping all day. “Yes, yes, buy me,” I said to myself, quite loudly, as the boy picks one pez toy to the left of me. “No!” I screamed to the point where he might hear me. Suddenly, the boy puts the other pez toy…

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    childhood in American culture. Through children’s TV, Davy Crockett came to be an iconic figure towards promotion of the American’s gun craze. According to Nilsen, possession of toy gun among children not only appeared acceptable but historically and politically correct since it was made by Disney studio. However, possession of toy guns may have numerous drawbacks for instance, gun play may desensitize kids to violence, kids could encounter persons who are anti-gun…

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    influenced the lives of females—young and old—across the globe. Peggy Orenstein, the author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter, attempts to capture the ongoing issues that affect the behaviors and mindsets of girls in America. She focuses on princesses, toy preference, media, children’s TV shows/movies, and the internet. She wants to apprehend the impact of images, ideas, and societal standards that girls absorb about what they must be, how they should act, and the specific role they take in a girlie…

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    gender and toys. Describe the images that you focused on. Identify some of the gendering of products (such as how little boys’ toys are often active, engaging, and require critical thinking, whereas girls’ toys are often reduced to housework or caregiving). One toy that caught my attention the most was the hot wheels. I remember playing with the exact same toy cars as a child. These toy cars came with a race track that require me challenge myself by putting together the tracks. Another toy…

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