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Teachers must embrace and learn to use play as a valuable tool for childrens learning. What is important when designing environments that promote play?. When the prop box was changed on Thursday to a Pizza Palace, children were quickly involved in assuming the roles of a waitress, cook, busboy, and customer. If a child has not had experience with a particular play scenario, he will not be able to expand on the role during fantasy play. Copyright 2016 All rights Reserved. We apologize for the inconvenience. New York, NY: Hudson Street Press. Research also indicates this screen time has a negative impact on attention and self regulation for young children (TRUCE, 2012).
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