Path of play. A tool to make it easier for preschool teachers to help children with low self-esteem, dare to participate in other children’s play, express themselves and go all-in in play.
Abstract
Children and play are two words that are closely associated
with each other, but play is actually something that children
have to learn how to do. They learn the rules of play from
adults and other children in their environment and then the
phrase “practice makes perfect” are applied. But for some
children it’s more difficult to play with others, especially for
children with low self-esteem who don’t dare to engage in
play and therefore pulls away from the company of other children.
My design is made to help preschool teachers in their work to
increase these children’s self-esteem and get them to dare to
play with their peers. My design should be a tool that the preschool
teachers can use in steps to help these children be more
secure in themselves and in play. For the goal is to strengthen
these children’s self-esteem and make them believe more in
themselves, to help them be self-assertive, that they will dare
to make their voices heard and that they can let themselves go
all-in in play with other children at the preschool.
Degree
Student essay
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Date
2014-03-20Author
Larsson, Johanna
Keywords
imagination
storytelling
pedagogic
pretend
social interaction
play
together
self-esteem
fun
Series/Report no.
CCD 2013
Language
eng