Theory
This theory describes the "zone", which is the gap between what the child knows and does not know, where acquiring missing info can be achieved with the help of an "More Knowledgeable Other"
Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development
This type of play ensure those who are less mobile have access to play experiences
Bedside Play
This is the age of development when the primary mode of play is exploratory & sensorimotor
Infant
This is identifying a child's interests, getting on their level and establishing a connection?
Rapport building
This is an example of Duck Duck Goose?
Games with Rules
This theory describes the way in which children engage in types of play that reflect their level of cognitive development
Piaget's Four Stages of Play
This type of play provides controlled behaviors within given limits & adjusting to others' needs
Games with Rules
This is the age of development when children engage in games with rule and symbolic play ends
School aged
This is when children play alone and are unware/uninterested what other children are doing?
Nonsocial play (birth-2 years)
This is an example of play near other children, but not trying to influence their behavior
What is Parallel Play (2.5-3.5 years)
This theory is an educational approach that emphasizes individualized instruction and self-paced learning
What is Maria Montessori Theory
This type of play use of bodily movements with or without objects
Functional Play
This is the age when play becomes miniaturized, socialized and abstract
Adolescent
This is the mental state in which a child is fully in the moment and consumed by the experience
What is Flow
This is an example of rules within an imaginary context but freedom to change spontaneously
free from external rules
This theory is the classification of children's behaviors during play
Parten's Four Step-Sequence of Play
This type of play uses dramatic situations, substitutions of reality with fantasy & social themes
What is Symbolic Play
This is the age of development when children begin to engage in onlooker, solitary and parallel play
Toddler
This is the idea that self-direction and exploration leads to self-satisfaction
Intrinsically Motivated
This is when goals are flexible and self-imposed
Attentions to means rather than ends
This type of play is goal-directed, creating products, new manipulation of objects, and developing themes
Constructive Play
This is the age when play helps relieve stress, creates relationships, and boosts your creativity
Adulthood
This type of play involves dramatic situations, substitution of reality with fantasy, & social themes
Symbolic Play
This is interacting by exchanging toys and conversation?
Associative play (4-5.5)