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What is self-directed play? *

Play that is directed by the adult

Play that is directed by the child

Play that is directed by both the adult and child

None of the above

What are loose parts? *

Toys that are small and easy to lose

Items that can be used in a variety of ways

Toys that are only used for specific activities

None of the above

What is a Playworker? *

An adult who tells children what to do during play

An adult who facilitates and supports children's play

A child who takes charge of play activities

None of the above

Which of the following is a tool or strategy that can be used to engage children in play? *

Providing a set of strict rules for play

Limiting the amount of time children have to play

Offering a variety of open-ended materials for play

None of the above

How can educators support self-directed play? *

By always directing the children's play activities

By providing a safe and supportive environment for play

By limiting the amount of time children have to play

None of the above

What is the difference between adult-led and child-led play? *

Adult-led play is always more structured than child-led play

Child-led play is always more structured than adult-led play

Adult-led play is directed by the adult, while child-led play is directed by the child

None of the above

How can educators create an environment that supports children's play? *

By providing a limited number of materials for play

By setting strict rules for play

By providing a variety of materials and open-ended play opportunities

None of the above

What are some common barriers to play? *

Lack of time and resources

Cultural beliefs and attitudes about play

Both A and B

None of the above

How can educators assess the quality and effectiveness of children's play experiences? *

By observing and documenting children's play

By limiting the amount of time children have to play

By providing a structured environment for play

None of the above

How can educators communicate with parents and caregivers about the importance of play and their role in supporting children's play at home? *

By telling them to let their children play without supervision

By sharing information and resources about the benefits of play

By limiting the amount of time children have to play

None of the above