Сингер Э. Игра и удовольствие в дошкольном воспитании и образовании
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Сингер Э. Игра и удовольствие в дошкольном воспитании и образовании // Современное дошкольное образование. Теория и практика. – 2016. – №7. – С.72–80.
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Аннотация
Игра и удовольствие являются основными составляющими дошкольного образования. Игра включает в себя такие элементы, как удовольствие, чувство свободы, со-конструирование смыслов, правила и ритмы. В раннем детстве игра и учеба тесно взаимосвязаны. Однако чрезмерное внимание учебной составляющей игры может привести к утрате ее основного элемента: удовольствия, которое она доставляет детям. Маленькие дети, посещающие дошкольные учреждения, зачастую вынуждены адаптироваться к требованиям воспитателей относительно безопасности, гигиены, социальных норм и ценностей. Игровой подход помогает преодолеть неравенство в отношениях педагогов и детей, не позволяет строгим правилам и дисциплине давить на последних. Игры и веселье – это ресурсы, привносящие элементы удовольствия и креативности в учебный процесс.
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