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Curiosity, Pleasure and Play: A Neurodevelopmental Perspective
2000

Predictable, consistent, nurturing experiences are required to express the underlying potential of each child. #learning #teaching #DAP #relationships #care

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This is Play
2009

Playing is a paradoxical form of communication: the dog approaches you; he puts his teeth on your arm but he is also wagging his tail. You let him do this because you know the dog is playing.  How do you know this?  #play 

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Finding the balance: Early Childhood practitioners' views on risk, challenge and safety in outdoor play settings
2010

Extreme safety concerns and risk minimization strategies are eroding children's opportunities to engage in developmentally appropriate risk taking. #DAP #teaching #risk #play #outside

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