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Krakow Conference 2004
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Krakow Conference 2004. Please note that all papers retain copyright of the individual
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Professor Irena Adamek Children's play theory and practice of the European pedagogy at the turn of 20th century
Professor Lubov V Artemova The Main Models of Diadactic Plays as the Pedagogical Stimulus of Children's Development
Babic/Irovic Play - meeting point for child and adult (pre-school teacher)
Balázová/Roucová DIE VERWENDUNG DER SPIELZEUGE IN DER ELEMENTARERZIEHUNG IN DER SLOWAKISCHEN UND TSCHECHISCHEN REPUBLIK
Zbigniew Baran Play and Toys as the Theme in Polish Painting and Poetry (XVIII c. - XX c.)
Rainer Buland Die Wissenschaftstheorie und der praktische Nutzen der
Spielforschung Zur Frage der Definition, Einteilung und Praxis des Spiels
Vlasta Cabanová The Game through the Experience on Seminars of the Pedagogy Course for the Students of Teaching
Iwona Czaja-Chudyba Theory and practice of play and games for students of teacher's specialisation
Duran/Zierkiewicz Fortune-telling games played by Croatian and Polish girls
Kari-Anne Jørgensen Nordic children's play and imagination are a part of the cultural heritage. Impression and expression mediated through play and imagination.
Jiři Němec Postmodern Reality and Reality of Play from the Teachers's Perspective
Olexandrovuch/Victorivna Game as a way of formation of self-regulation of the junior pupils' educational actions
Assistant Professor Ellen Os Children under three: teachers' support to peer-relations and play in day care centres. Lend. Lend. Borrow. Exchange. Hug.
Paśko/Zioło Children's Getting to Know Nature by Means of Didactic Plays
Bożena Pawlak Play as a subject, field of training and method of work in early school education