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Key Elements of Play
This week’s Facilitator Tips episode shares the seven key characteristics of play as researched by Dr Stuart Brown, the founder and President of the National Institute for Play (USA.)
Over recent years, professional educators and group facilitators have begun to understand and appreciate the vital importance of play in the context of human development. This video tutorial seeks to broaden your understanding of what play truly is and distinguish it from what it is not.
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