Some previous research works have reported potential benefits of screen media use in
children aged under 6 years, and others have evidenced that screen media use might be …

Around the world, children play. Does play support development? If so, how? One popular
idea is that play fosters the development of higher-order cognitive abilities, such as …

Motivated by an increasingly globalized and technological world, countries around the world
are rewriting their education policies in favor of play-based learning. South Korea, a country …

Music training programs have shown mixed results on children's executive functions. The
purpose of the present study was to evaluate the impact of a 10‐week multimodal music …

Play fighting has been one of the most intensely studied forms of play and so has provided
some of our deepest insights into the understanding of play in general. As the label implies …

Playing is the leading activity in kindergarten education, a unique form of activity that
conforms to the age characteristics of preschool children, and an important way to promote …

Developing executive functions (EF) is a crucial issue in early childhood development which
is also important in 21st-century learning. EF guideline was developed by Permsubhirunya …

Compliance is an important skill of social competence for young children as it reflects
children's ability to understand others' expectations and to display cooperative behaviors …

Building Executive Function Skills Through Games: The Power of Playful Learning | NAEYC
Skip to main content Advertisement NAEYC Join/Renew Member Login NAEYC Login Member …

The article explores how games can be used to build executive function skills in young
children, highlighting the role of playful learning in early childhood education. Topics include …