Making Sense of Play
This course provides an overview of theory and the evidence base applicable to the concepts of play and playfulness. It looks at play from a broad theoretical perspective.
Online course. Immediate access.
Open to all.
4.5 hours of content using slides with voice-over, animations, videos, quizzes and many resources to download.
Includes Certificate of completion and CPD Points.
£55 GBP. 30 day access.
Overview
This course provides an overview of theory and the evidence base applicable to the concepts of play and playfulness. It looks at play from a broad theoretical perspective.
Objectives
By the end of this course you will be able to:
Who should complete this course?
Open to all. This course is suitable for qualified health professionals who would like to refresh/update their knowledge on play.
For students on our SI practitioner pathway, the learning on this course forms part of SI Module 4: Advanced Practice.
Technology requirements
Stable WiFi/Broadband - This is an online course. You cannot download this course. You cannot access it without being connected to WiFi Broadband.
Google Chrome browser (latest version) - You will not be able to view the learning content and assessments properly whilst using other browsers.
A note about downloadable video transcripts
Welcome to the course
How to engage with the course
Introduction to this Course
Introduction to Play
Play and Playfulness
Check Your Learning 1
Play and Executive Function
Check Your Learning 2
Models and Assessments of Play Playfulness
The Purpose and Value of Play
Check Your Learning 3
Sensory Processing and Play
Risky Play
Check Your Learning 4
Play in Different Clinical Populations
Play Based Interventions
Supports and Barriers
Check Your Learning 5
Great course for lots of settings.
Great course for lots of settings.
Read LessVery informative and presented at the right level for my needs. I especially loved and appreciated the strengths-based language used, particularly when discu...
Read MoreVery informative and presented at the right level for my needs. I especially loved and appreciated the strengths-based language used, particularly when discussing the autistic community - November 2021.
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