Midterm 2 Flashcards
Value of Play *
- Skill Development
- Identity Expansion
Social Norms can ______ activities/identites.
limit
Identity affects _____.
play (vice versa)
Types of identities are:
Social and Personal
Gender Roles*
Girls = verbal Boys = active
Gendered play*
-Toy
-Markets
-Media
-Families
-Peers
all provide specific, particular contributions to gendered play
Positive youth development
- downplay limiting roles
- promote individuality
- promote intrinsic motivation
What is intrinsic
- tbd
Gender & Play
- Segregation into same gender play groups
- Patterns of play
- Toy preferences
- Adult responses to play of girls and boys .
Types of disability
Physical (motor/sensory)
Cognitive
Social/Emotional
Inclusive
for multiple populations
Adaptive *
designed for a specific population
ADA*
American with Disabilities Act 1990, eliminates discrimination against people with disabilities
SRWC Accessible Equipment - Adaptive
- Flexersizer
- Adaptive Rower
- Pool Lift
- Adaptive Equipment (cuffs)
SRWC Accessible Equipment - Adaptive*
- Flexersizer
- Adaptive Rower
- Pool Lift
- Adaptive Equipment (cuffs)
SRWC Accessible Building Features
- Wheelchair Accessible (automatic doors)
- Accesible Lockers
- Accessible showers
- Elevators on both sides of the building
- Gender neutral locker room
- Two pool lifts
- Braille signage
SRWC Accessible - Friendly Equipment
- Full body harnesses
- Precor cardiovascular equipment
- Precor & Star Trac Recumbent Bikes
- Paramount XL2 Selectorized Circuit Massage table
- Massage table for easy transfer stretch
Play
Activity which carries its own drive (Nash)
Good Toys
- Complex enough
- Promotes investigation
- Unique/interesting
Child Centered Play*
Internal Locus of control
Playgrounds
- Nonexistent in US before 1900’s
- Early play grounds copied nature
- have remained the same since 1950
Natural Play Spaces
A spaces intentionally designed or designated to integrate natural components into a place for structured and unstructred play and learning.
Values of Natural Play
- Provide an important early connection with nature (future environmental stewards)
- Provide and opportunity for both physical and creative play
- Support children’s physical, intellectual,and socio-emotional development.
Small Play Spaces*
- if overly crowded, some feel loss of the privacy, have aggressive behavior
- can be comforting for others
