Earlier this year, my coauthors and I published the "Environmental Taxonomy of Outdoor Play Space Features". Now, we’re taking steps to ensure this work is available in diverse formats to match your learning preferences—whether you prefer to 🙊 read, 🙈 see, or 🙉 listen.
Earlier this year, my coauthors and I published the "Environmental Taxonomy of Outdoor Play Space Features". Now, we’re taking steps to ensure this work is available in diverse formats to match your learning preferences—whether you prefer to 🙊 read, 🙈 see, or 🙉 listen.
Articles (not just in The Guardian) about child poverty are very often illustrated with images of children playing and/or in public space. Yet they almost never reflect on the relationship between poverty and play, either at home or in neighbourhoods, despite this being a profoundly important issue.
Earlier this year, my coauthors and I published the "Environmental Taxonomy of Outdoor Play Space Features". Now, we’re taking steps to ensure this work is available in diverse formats to match your learning preferences—whether you prefer to 🙊 read, 🙈 see, or 🙉 listen.
December 30, 2024 at 1:14 PM
Earlier this year, my coauthors and I published the "Environmental Taxonomy of Outdoor Play Space Features". Now, we’re taking steps to ensure this work is available in diverse formats to match your learning preferences—whether you prefer to 🙊 read, 🙈 see, or 🙉 listen.