Sentence examples for play curriculum from inspiring English sources

The nurse practitioner at the intervention completed daily monitoring report of the outdoor play activities to assure the quality of delivering the play curriculum.

We plan to make the outdoor play curriculum and intervention materials designed for the study available for others to replicate the study.

One of social-emotional learning's "stickiest" programs is Second Step, the plug-and-play curriculum that provides teachers with grade-appropriate emotional-skills lessons.

The foundational aspects of the integrated FDEL program in Ontario include a caring, nurturing and play based curriculum framework, which the new professional ECE brings to the education sector.

Another design feature of Toronto First Duty is a play based curriculum, which was endorsed by the TFD child interviews and which was also associated with positive child outcomes.

In line with the OECD's emphasis on avoiding the "schoolification" of care, it also emphasized the importance of a play-based curriculum.

Thenew inquiry-driven play-based curriculum focuses on creating daily quality experiences tailored to the needs and developmental stage of each child.

It calls for less emphasis on formal teaching of arithmetic, reading, and writing skills and more opportunities for children to inquire, explore, and discover the world around them while developing their social and emotional skills, and positive learning dispositions through a child-centered and play-based curriculum (MOE 2012b; Pre-school Education Branch 2008; Pre-school Education Unit 2003).

She designed and built Ubuntu's pediatric health clinic ensuring babies are born healthy and then created a world-class Early childhood centre utilizing a play-based curriculum.

Arguably, I learned a lot more on those impromptu field trips than I did in my plug-and-play marketing curriculum, but no one was handing me college credits for self-discovery.

Drawing on the resources of our rich cultural heritage and play-based curriculum from around the world, it will integrate visual arts, music, dance, story and sports as a way to facilitate reconciliation and trauma healing.