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The book of abstracts can be downloaded here.
Here you can find the presentations from the conference.
Keynotes:
John S. Matthews
"
Spontaneous play and the origin of representational and symbolic thought"
Elly Singer
"Playfulness and social life of young children in group settings"
Peter K. Smith
"Attitudes to play, methods of study, and the influence of the play ethos"
Jan Van Gils
"Children’s perspectives on play"
David Whitebread
"Play & Development: Cause or Effect?"
Presentations
Brian Ashley
The special knowledge needed for play-work with ‘problem youth’ - gangs and mobbing
Brian Ashley
Using theory and research to train play workers
.
And additional paper.
Danilo Bondi
Martial arts: from spontaneity to sportivization.
Anna Chernaya
Games with rules in early ontogeny.
Kristin Danielsen Wolf, Anne Greve and Knut Olav Kristensen
The importance of play - “…But don’t think that we are
only
playing...”
Dalia Guzaitienė
Play, Fun and Learning Programme: can attachment and play based parent training reduce parenting stress?
Kaisu Hermanfors
Kindergarten teacher students on the way to learn guided role play
Dimitra Elida Kalpogianni
"The Power of Play": promoting play in preschool
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Eva Kane and Anna Klerfelt
Play and social integration of newly arrived children, in school-age educare
Jose Linaza and Juan Jose Ramirez
Children`s play in different cultures
Anthia Michaelides, Eleni Loizou and
Maria Photiadou
Children’s, parents’ and Early Childhood teachers’, descriptive and illustrative, beliefs on play and learning
Nina Prešlenkova
Claiming the dark Forest as Urban Children's Play Space
Lindsey Russo
Anecdotes from the "Field": Using students' stories on play, curriculum and teacher perception as a learning tool within an early childhood teacher education program in the
USA
Ildar Safarov
Children play as lawful interaction: modeling, analyses, skills
Monika Skeryte-Kazlauskiene, Lauryna Rakickiene, Rasa Driukiene, Milda Bredikyte
Free and structured play possibilities in Vilnius kindergartens.
Jan Van Gils
Research methods regarding children's play outdoors and unaccompanied: opportunities and limitations
Jennifer Wong-Powell
Pushing the academic agenda forward: Actual practice challenging play discourse
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