Engaging Play

Engaging Play

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This insightful edited collection brings together the perspectives of leading and emerging scholars in early childhood education and play from within Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and the United States of America. It includes a preface from Professor Joy Cullen, one of New Zealand's preeminent experts in early childhood education.Each of these scholars considers, from their own theoretical standpoint, the ways that young children's play contributes to their learning and development. The chapters cover a variety of theoretical positions, demonstrating that the process of 'engaging' with the theory and practice of play can take many forms.The chapters cover a wide range of contexts, from childled activity in informal settings to the more formal practice of schoolbased learning. A range of theoretical viewpoints of play are considered and related to the experiences of today's families, children and educators across different educational settings.Engaging Play offers an insight into the pedagogical play discourse of twentyfirst century early childhood education, and in doing so offers an informative reading experience for students, researchers and policy makers alike.Contributors: Jo Ailwood, Mindy Blaise, Liz Brooker, Joy Cullen, Amy CutterMackenzie, Brian Edmiston, Susan Edwards, Marilyn Fleer, Helen Hedges, Elizabeth Hunt, Barbara Jordan, Anna Kilderry, Annica Lofdahl, Andrea Nolan, Leigh M. O'Brien, Bert van Oers, Sue Rogers, Anette Sandberg, Tim Taylor, Tuula Vuorinen, Elizabeth Wood

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