当今学龄前儿童的游戏活动状况

E. Smirnova, O. V. Gudareva
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这篇文章研究了当今学龄前儿童的游戏属性。它讨论了游戏的典型叙事及其发展水平。今天儿童的数据与55年前用同样的方法研究儿童的结果进行了比较。这一对比表明,如今的儿童叙事角色扮演的发展水平降低了,这减慢了自愿行为的全面发展。缺乏成熟的叙事性角色扮演导致儿童的社会和个人发展不足。
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The State of Play Activity Among Today’s Preschoolers
The article examines the attributes of play among today’s preschoolers. It discusses typical narratives for play and the level of its development. Data for today’s children is compared with the results of studying children with the same methodology fifty-five years ago. The comparison shows a reduced level of development of narrative role-playing among today’s children, which slows down the full-fledged development of voluntary behavior. The lack of developed narrative role-playing leads to the social and personal underdevelopment of children.
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