The Playground volume 20
The Playground volume 20
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In several cities study groups have been formed for the purpose of analyzing the various factors involved in such interviewing and the results which might reasonably be expected from using certain meth- ods. So far, the child as interviewee has received none of this attention. One explanation for the omission is that we often fail to evaluate the child's previous play ex- periences in the planning of recreation for him. If we think of his play life at all, we are inclined to regard him as virgi...n soil in which we shall plant ideas of the kind of recreation which is "good for him. " We overlook the fact that in the eight, ten, or twelve years before we came into his life the child has been thinking more or less actively along these lines. He has tried either successfully or unsuccessfully, to find some sort of emotional expression through his play, and in the finding he has evolved his own conception of a "good time" and certain codes and standards of group behavior of which the average adult has very little notion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In several cities study groups have been formed for the purpose of analyzing the various factors involved in such interviewing and the results which might reasonably be expected from using certain meth- ods. So far, the child as interviewee has received none of this attention. One explanation for the omission is that we often fail to evaluate the child's previous play ex- periences in the planning of recreation for him. If we think of his play life at all, we are inclined to regard him as virgi...n soil in which we shall plant ideas of the kind of recreation which is "good for him. " We overlook the fact that in the eight, ten, or twelve years before we came into his life the child has been thinking more or less actively along these lines. He has tried either successfully or unsuccessfully, to find some sort of emotional expression through his play, and in the finding he has evolved his own conception of a "good time" and certain codes and standards of group behavior of which the average adult has very little notion.
What to read after The Playground volume 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Playground Association of America to read onlineMoreLess
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