ABSTRACT Objective: to understand how nurses assess the implementation of therapeutic play by nursing staff in care provided children. Method: qualitative study addressing providing pediatric hospitals located five Brazilian regions. Face-to-face meetings were held with nine focal groups between January and August 2018. The sessions lasted two hours on average audio-recorded transcribed verbati...

Abstract This article explores belonging as social interaction in relation to power and values. Power has both positive negative aspects. We view children active agents with the include or exclude others, create space for each other set boundaries. The shows how children’s powers are limited by education staff’s structural discusses ethical pedagogical implications of use power. find that well-...

the essence of british political theatre of the 1970s and1980s might be re-read with regard to its resistance to the ideologicaldiscourses of the dominant power—especially those of the neo-conservatism ofmargaret thatcher. english dramatists, who were under the substantial influenceof foucauldian subversive view on power and ideology, through dramatizing thehistorical events, attempted to stand...

objective: the purpose of the current research is to determine the impact of play therapy on academic achievement of students with mental deficiency of khorramabad exceptional elementary school. method: it was a pre-test, post-test study design. 60 students were selected and according to their mental deficiency characteristics were assigned to either experimental or control group. each group co...