Details
Length
1.5 Hours
Core Knowledge Area
Planning Learning Experiences And Curriculum
Content Level
Introductory/Intermediate
Cost
$10.00
Trainer
Jeff A Johnson
Fostering Consent Through Roughhousing
$10.00
Description
The difference between roughhousing and “fighting” is that all people involved consent to playing rough. If a child does not want to play rough or wants to stop roughhousing, everyone else involved needs to stop. This is the basis of consent, but it’s not always so simple: Two friends may start with the assumption that they can push their friend to say hello. They do not need to ask each time. This means both children need to feel comfortable saying stop and both children should be able to read their friend’s body language to understand if pushing is OK. Other children in the room who are not roughhousing also have a say in the play but to a lesser degree. Children need to know their play won’t be disrupted by the children roughhousing (e.g. a block building being knocked down). Roughhousing may also get too loud for others who are engaged in other activities. The ensuing negotiations are how children learn to advocate for themselves as well as listen to the needs of others.
Outcomes
Attendees will:
- Understand how roughhouse supports learning about consent.
- Understand that real play requires consent from all the players.
- Understand the importance of creating a play environment that includes roughhousing.
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Approvals
This session qualifies as approved Nebraska Department Of Education Office Of Early Childhood Automatically Accepted ECE In-Service Training
Technology
You can access our on-demand sessions with any web-enabled device and a decent internet connection. If you’re reading this sentence, you have a device that can access the session. That said, devices with larger screens will probably provide a more enjoyable experience.
On-Demand
We know your time and attention are stretched thin, so our on-demand sessions are built to fit your busy schedule.
You can participate whenever you like and easily stop and restart as often as needed.
Support
We want to assure you have a quality training experience and are here to help at any time.
There’s a Contact Lesson Teacher button on top of each page of the session that you can use to message us if you hit a snag. You can also reach out for support by emailing jeff@explorationsearlylearning.com or messaging us via Facebook Messenger at any time for support. We will respond as soon as possible and do our best to help.
