Sentence examples for development of play from inspiring English sources
In his 1958 book, "Man, Play and Games," he proposed that societies develop along with the development of play.
This article describes the user-centred development of play scenarios for robot assisted play, as part of the multidisciplinary IROMEC1 project that develops a novel robotic toy for children with special needs.
o As part of an early childhood education course titled Meaning and Development of Play, students interview someone over age 50 about their play when they were young.
It aims to focus attention on the needs of young children and to support the development of play and learning under extreme conditions.
It also supports the DSWD in its development of "Play and Learn with three- and four-year olds in ECCD Programs: a Curriculum Activity Guide" for ECCD service providers working with children aged 3-4 in child development centers.
But there are fears this reduction in resources available for the early development of plays – workshops, writing groups, youth theatre groups – will have a serious impact on the health of theatre.
Granderson is not on the travel roster for the Mets' first exhibition game Thursday in Viera against the Washington Nationals, but Manager Terry Collins said he "will be ready for Friday".... Royals catcher Salvador Perez is donating $1 million to the Urban Youth Academy, a 21-acre development of playing fields and other park amenities near downtown Kansas City, Mo.
And they're in on the development of a play of promise, and a company that must be encouraged to keep on.
One in five Australians are affected by disability and, during the development of the play, Gilshenan and Smith spent time with those who have been disabled through accident.
Mr. Hurlin was already immersed in the development of the play, but his conversations with Ms. Yamaoka helped shape the material.
The foundation plans to invest in programs to improve access to healthy food, encourage the development of safe play spaces, increase research to enhance understanding of obesity and prod governments into adopting policies to address the problem, among other things.
