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Teacher beliefs, attitudes and practices in play-based teaching and learning in Ghana

Policy Brief
Nana Amma Asante-Poku, Joana Guo, Peter Quartey, Leslie Casely- Hayford, Jennifer Quaicoe
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The importance of play in early childhood education (ECE) cannot be overstated. It serves as a vital component in children’s development, influencing emotional, intellectual, and social growth. The effective implementation of play-based pedagogies relies heavily on teachers’ capacity and training. Hence the need for research to unearth evidence on teachers’ capacity for play-based learning to inform public policy in ECE.

A sequential mixed-methods methodology was employed which involved a qualitative study followed by a quantitative study to investigate teacher capacity building for play-based early learning.

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