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Learning Through Play. The Importance of Play in Childhood and its Implementation in the Learning Process
165-178 p.
that exists in all cultures. It is argued that culture often has its roots in play and that free play is a spiritually necessary part of human life. Finally, the importance of didactic games in education is emphasized. These games combine playful elements with educational content to enhance learning and increase primary school students' motivation. An example of this is a lesson on the topic of the meadow habitat, where playful methods are central to knowledge transfer. [Publisher's Text]
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