Guided Play with Roberta Golinkoff, Ph.D.
In this webinar, Dr. Roberta Golinkoff shares her insights into how children learn through play, and specifically guided play. She shares strategies that you can use to extend kids’ learning, playfully!
Kids don’t have to be working hard to be learning. In fact, they can learn a lot while they play! In this webinar, hear from Dr. Roberta Golinkoff as she shares her insights into how children learn through play, and specifically guided play. She shares strategies that you can use to extend kids’ learning, playfully!
Learning Goals:
- Discuss how children learn through different forms of play, and why each is important.
- Explore ways to facilitate playful learning in your setting
- Learn ‘The Six C’s’ from Dr. Golinkoff’s book, Becoming Brilliant
Learn more about Dr. Golinkoff’s work at www.roberta-golinkoff.com.
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