From the preface:
"This report is primarily intended for teachers and teacher-trainers; it may also be found useful by ethnologists, sociologists and psychologists who are interested in child behaviour. It is divided into three main sections: an analysis of play activities from an anthropological, sociological arid pedagogical point of view, case studies conducted in a number of Member States over the past few years, and, finally, proposed working instruments and models for those who might wish to use in their teaching, methods and materials based on the games or toys of their particular environment. A brief bibliography completes the study."
You can download the PDF document from the UNESCO site: here.
"This report is primarily intended for teachers and teacher-trainers; it may also be found useful by ethnologists, sociologists and psychologists who are interested in child behaviour. It is divided into three main sections: an analysis of play activities from an anthropological, sociological arid pedagogical point of view, case studies conducted in a number of Member States over the past few years, and, finally, proposed working instruments and models for those who might wish to use in their teaching, methods and materials based on the games or toys of their particular environment. A brief bibliography completes the study."
You can download the PDF document from the UNESCO site: here.
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