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Jeff Peyton Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 36 mins
Most Recent Review
Learning through playing: 1. Boosts Creativity and Imagination Children use pretend play and games to express ideas and stories. 2. Develops Social Skills Playing with others teaches cooperation, sharing, turn-taking, and empathy. 3. Encourages Problem-Solving Through building blocks, puzzles, or role-play, kids learn to think critically. 4. Improves Language and Communication Talking, storytelling, and singing during play expand vocabulary and expression. 5. Strengthens Physical Development 6. Promotes Emotional Growth Learning through playing helps the children learn to express feelings, handle frustration, and build confidence.
- Review by Annaamad Annaamad on Introduction to Play Based Learning
Instructor Bio
Jeff Peyton is an independent, internationally recognized play scientist. His pioneering work in play and learning culture transformation spans 40 years, and his practical innovations of Play Language and Play Media have reached students and teachers in more than 40 countries.
Jeff was invited by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Paris, to present original theoretical and applied research to brain scientists, establishing his work in the annals of neuroscience.
