Schemas
Children who like to throw things
What is trajectory?
Exciting play that children can learn about their bodies
What is risky play
This group believes children are gifts
What are indigenous perspectives?
Researcher, co-learner, collaborator, flexible and responsive
What are the roles of the educator?
Likes joining things together
What is connection?
Play that can look like pretend fighting or wrestling
What is rough and tumble play?
This person believed in the theory of multiple intelligences
Who is Howard Gardner?
Strong, capable, full of uniqueness and potential, competent.
What are the images of the child?
A challenge can be wearing too many clothes
What is enveloping?
A child playing alone
What is solitary play?
This person coined the phrase "zone of proximal development"
Who is Lev Vygotsky?
The third teacher
What is the environment?
Learn about cause and effect
What is transforming?
Children who are playing together and have a common goal
What is cooperative play?
This person believed that children were blank slates
Who is John Locke?
Making adaptations so all children can participate
What is inclusion?
Three schemas where things can get lost
What is enclosing, enveloping and transporting?
Physical, linguistic, constructive, fantasy, social and games with rules.
What are the universal varieties of play?
Founder of the Reggio Emilia approach this person believed in emergent curriculum.
Who is Loris Malaguzzi?
Respectfully living and learning together
What is the ELF's vision statement?