Play-based learning and intentionality

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By Sue Mentha, Jane Page and Sarah Young

Intentional teaching is a practice through which educators make decisions about how to engage children through play effectively. It is a responsive approach that involves stepping in and out of play to balance opportunities for child- and adult-led learning in the everyday, ensuring learning outcomes for all children.

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Description

Through intentional teaching, educators demonstrate genuine interest in children’s worlds, which helps children develop strong identities and the confidence to engage in learning as active and equal participants.

This Everyday Learning Series title explores:

  • what intentional teaching is
  • why intentional teaching is important
  • what intentional teaching through play looks like in practice.

The book also outlines models, approaches and practices that can help educators and children engage in rich learning that builds on children’s interests, knowledge and capabilities.

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Additional information

Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 17.3 × 24.5 cm
Pages

20

Format

Paperback, e-version

Year published

2022