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How does Garvey define play?
Pleasurable and enjoyable
No extrinsic goals
Motivation is intrinsic with no other purpose
Spontaneous - not beneficial if forced on a child
What did Garvey do?
Studied pairs of children - found they did pretend okay
Adopt roles / identities, act out storylines, invert objects and settings required in role play
Link to Halliday
‘Pretend play’ fulfils imaginative function
Social function
Practice social interaction and negotiation by playing together - roles and responsibilities decided as playing
Sociodramatic play - clear rules that reflect real world behaviour (agev4) linked to cognitive understanding if different roles and impact in language use
Lexis in play
Use subject specific lexis in re-enactments - structure them in formulaic ways that adults use in real life situations
Suggests they can observe and imitate adult behaviours
What 5 basic situations does Garvey consider play?
Motion and interaction
Objects
Language
Social materials
Rules