Play-based learning is an educational approach that leverages play to foster children’s growth in multiple areas—cognitive, social, emotional, and physical.

Play-based education is gaining recognition as a powerful method for early learning, shaping young minds in profound ways.

Play-based learning is essentially learning through play, which is crucial in early childhood development, especially for Grade R learners. According to US-Based research, The Serious Need for Play, ...

Certain elements of play contribute directly to children's physical and cognitive development. This helps them grow from curious kids into confident, intelligent, and physically capable young adults.

Rwanda is seeking ways to improve play-based learning, including making it more inclusive, particularly for children with disabilities, by providing age-appropriate and accessible resources and ...

Connecticut teachers want you to know that “play-based learning” is not an oxymoron. For years child development and education experts have praised the benefits of play-based learning — a ...

As students returned from remote learning with gaps in social emotional skills, elementary schools across the United States have started teaching more students through play -- an approach to learning ...

Learning through Play Requires and Enables a Safe Physical and Psychosocial Environment n conflict-affected settings, considerable repairs may be needed to address issues such as mass graves, bullet ...

A bill to increase mental health services, protect libraries from book bans and require schools offer play-based learning has passed in CT.

The Do More Foundation, initiated by RCL Foods, along with Care for Education and other partners, is distributing 1,800 Duplo Play Boxes to 682 Early Childhood Development centres across South ...