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A dynamic learning concept in early years’ education: a possible way to prevent schoolification.

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Title: A dynamic learning concept in early years’ education: a possible way to prevent schoolification.
Authors: Broström, Stig1 (AUTHOR) stbr@edu.au.dk
Source: International Journal of Early Years Education. Mar2017, Vol. 25 Issue 1, p3-15. 13p.
Subject Terms: *Early childhood education, *Learning, *Froebel schools, *Comprehension, Social history
Abstract: In early childhood education and care, Nordic social pedagogy approach is challenged by a learning orientation that often results in unproductive ‘either/or’ thinking. Therefore, based on the two approaches and by analysing several dimensions of Froebel’s ideas and prevailing social-historical activity (play) theory, the author deduces four generally accepted play criteria that form the basis for the construction of a dynamic and play-based learning concept that has the three following cornerstones as focal points: (1) learning happens in activities where the child is an active participant and interacts and communicates with other people; (2) meaningful activities pave the way for children’s learning; these are activities where the child’s motive aligns with the goal of the activity; and (3) learning is seen as a productive and creative activity characterised by imagination. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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