7 ELEMENTS OF THE GAME AND HOW THEY IMPACT LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM ELEMENT # 3: BRAQUIACIÓN
by Deborah Stevens-Smith Biography and Jami Murdock Biography Children's play is often interpreted as a frivolous activity, a time to release inhibitions and break the monotony of sitting senseless in the classroom. Although the concept of the game has been questioned, examined and sometimes eliminated from the curriculum to encourage more academic activities, the value derived from the game is undeniable. Adult and child, young and old, it does not matter ... we all PLAY The incredible adventures in the playground that most adults enjoyed have disappeared from the modern courtyards of today. Many of today's playgrounds have equipment closer to the ground, made of cheap painted plastic which often needs repair. These changes in the safety and materials of the playground have led to a new line of products and designs that encourage new gaming activities. However, new designs tend to limit some very important developmental skills fo...