The ongoing impact of social and locality restrictions on children’s play at home – How play changed during the pandemic, and how it remains different

IF 1 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATIONAL Educational Psychology in Practice Pub Date : 2024-08-31 DOI:10.1080/02667363.2024.2390871

Aidan Fielding, Emma Harding

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Children have a right to play, as outlined by the United Nations, due to its important role in holistic development. However, as with many other human rights, children’s access to their right to pl...

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社会和地方限制对儿童在家游戏的持续影响 - 在大流行病期间游戏是如何变化的，现在又是如何变化的

正如联合国所概述的，由于游戏在全面发展中的重要作用，儿童享有游戏权。然而，与许多其他人权一样，儿童获得游戏权的途径也是多种多样的。

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