Consider The Importance Of Play

There are three types of play that we must look at when considering the importance of play, †̃Freely Chosenâ€TM which is where a child can choose when and which activity, †̃Personally Directed is where a child decides the roles or rules and they themselves decide the outcome, and finally †̃Intrinsically Motivatedâ€TM this is where a child just †̃Playsâ€TM. It helps to maximise each childâ€TMs helps to develop their learning skills, it promotes joy, and relationships with others, and finally builds a trust with the world and the joy of learning. Play is extremely beneficial to childrenâ€TMs Emotional and Social Development, it shows benefits in Bio-Physical, Cognitive, Social and Emotional. It helps them to reduce the feeling of fear, stress, tactile defensiveness,
Childrenâ€TMs rights are important to allowing the correct inclusive play, childrenâ€TMs right can be found in †̃The Unites Nations Convention on the Rights of the Childâ€TM the best way to ensure that your childrenâ€TMs right are maintained are to treat each child as an individual. There are many types of learning that can help to treating each child as individualâ€TMs theses are Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic, and Tactile. Ensuring that you respect each child has their own personality, abilities, needs and interests helps this as well. Inclusive means having the correct materials and resources to help with the diversity of the society with live in today, being flexible and considering the backgrounds of families and allowing every child to feel valued and ensuring that they are given the correct support to be able