Playing a Bigger Role: Play, Childcare and the Wellbeing Agenda - Pat Kane, The Play Ethic
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A presentation to the Perth Childcare Conference in May 2006, by Pat Kane of The Play Ethic (http://www.theplayethic.com)
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- 9. Nike’s Joga Bonita campaign ‘ ronaldhino’s joy’ ‘when you were a kid, it was easy. You were not afraid to try, to dare… you do it, just because you like it.’
- 10. Nike’s Joga Bonita campaign ‘ 3 brazilians… is all you need’
- 11. PLAY IN CHILDCARE - A BETTER IMAGE… ‘ When you were a kid, it was easy. You were not afraid to try, to dare… you do it, just because you like it… My advice to you is: Never grow up’ (Nike - Soga Bonita) 2.2 Play is a behaviour which is: Freely Chosen - that children choose WHAT they do, themselves. Personally Directed - that children choose HOW they do something. Intrinsically Motivated - that children choose WHY they do something: that children ’s play is performed for no external goal or reward. Rationale for a National Play Policy for Wales, 2002
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- 13. PLAY IN CHILDCARE - A BETTER IMAGE… The Sultan’s Elephant
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- 16. PLAY IN CHILDCARE - A BETTER REALITY… BERNIE DE KOVEN’S DEEP FUN Consultant to corporations in US Do playworkers do this? How do you think this ‘plays’ to the outside world? How does/should a ‘qualified playworker’ behave with other care professionals? Link to ‘rollover’
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- 21. PLAY IN CHILDCARE - A BETTER REALITY… Lego Serious Play How far could the ‘professionalisation’ of playwork go?
- 23. Modern Play as progress – we adapt and develop through play Play as selfhood – play as an expression of voluntary freedom Play as imaginary – play as symbolic transformation, mental energy Ancient Play as power – we contest and compete with others – in sports and games, in theatres of power Play as identity – the play-forms we use to confirm membership in a community – carnival, ritual, festival Play as fate and chaos – the sense that we are played by forces greater than ourselves, not accessible to reason Play as frivolity – play as laughter, subversion, tomfoolery Brian Sutton-Smith - the seven rhetorics of play