Play-responsiveness as a Teaching Practice: Using The Original Learning Approach Webinar

Standard 4Topic: Relationships and InteractionsTopic: Teaching Skills and StrategiesTopic: PlayResource Type: Webinar
Written By Kadisha Conteh

Play-responsiveness as a Teaching Practice: Using The Original Learning Approach Webinar
In this recorded webinar, early childhood care and education expert Suzanne Axelsson explores how weaving wonder, curiosity, joy, knowledge, imagination, interaction, risk, time, reflection, and listening can bring teaching closer to a state of play.

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Organization/Author: Suzanne Axelsson, Ph.D, Early Childhood Investigations  
Type of Resource: Webinar

Publication Date: 2023

Kadisha Conteh
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