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[Virtual Presenter] Welcome to this session on Toy-Based Pedagogy, where we will explore innovative ways to learn and teach using toys as tools..

[Audio] Learning is not just about books and classrooms. It is also about play and games. This approach helps children learn better when learning is a game..

[Audio] Learning becomes more engaging and effective when it is fun and interactive. Toys have been proven to enhance cognitive development, improve problem-solving skills, and foster creativity. By incorporating toys into our teaching practices, we can create a more immersive and enjoyable learning experience for children. This approach also encourages social interaction, emotional intelligence, and self-confidence. Moreover, toys can help bridge the gap between formal education and real-life experiences, making learning more relevant and meaningful..

[Audio] We learn better when learning is a game and toy. Toy-based pedagogy is essential for developing creativity, exploration, and imagination in children. By incorporating toys into the learning process, we can foster holistic development in young minds. This approach also encourages active participation from parents and communities, making them integral parts of the teaching-learning process. Additionally, toy-based pedagogy enables multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary learning, allowing children to connect dots between various subjects and concepts..

[Audio] It helps in simplifying and clarifying new concepts by making complex ideas easier to understand through the use of toys. This enables children to grasp new information more effectively, which is essential for their cognitive development. The approach also promotes our culture by teaching children about their cultural heritage, traditions, and values, helping them develop a sense of identity and belonging. Furthermore, toy-based pedagogy develops problem-solving and decision-making skills in children by engaging them in critical thinking, analysis, and informed choice-making. Additionally, it helps to achieve three developmental goals of FLN, including Higher Order Thinking, Emotional Competence, and Information Literacy. The approach also promotes vocational skills in children by allowing them to explore various careers and occupations, and provides stress-free and joyful learning experiences that boost their confidence and motivation. Finally, toy-based pedagogy helps children understand their cultural heritage by exploring traditional toys and games, enriching their cultural awareness..

[Audio] Play has numerous benefits. It enhances cognitive development in children by teaching them problem-solving skills, developing their memory, and improving their concentration. Furthermore, play fosters social skills such as communication, cooperation, and empathy. Children learn to share, take turns, and resolve conflicts peacefully. Additionally, play promotes physical development, including gross motor skills like running, jumping, and climbing. Moreover, play helps children develop emotional intelligence, including self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-motivation. Lastly, play provides an opportunity for children to express themselves creatively, whether through art, music, or storytelling..

[Audio] Play builds self-esteem and confidence. This means that when children engage in play activities, they feel good about themselves and become more confident in their abilities..

[Audio] Joyful learning is all about creating an atmosphere where children feel happy and engaged. This can be achieved by incorporating various activities such as art, toys, games, music, dance, drama, and storytelling into their daily routine. These activities not only entertain but also educate children, helping them develop their cognitive, social, and emotional skills. By making learning fun and interactive, we can foster a lifelong love for education and help children grow into confident and curious individuals..

[Audio] Learning should be a joyful and engaging experience for children. This can be achieved by using indigenous toys that are designed to be child-centered and activity-centered. The play-way approach enables children to learn through hands-on experiences, rather than simply listening to lectures. A pressure-free environment is crucial, as it allows children to feel comfortable and motivated to explore and learn. Furthermore, experiential learning helps children connect what they learn with their everyday life..

[Audio] Children develop and grow when they have access to opportunities that support their overall development. Our toy-based pedagogy approach focuses on three key goals. Firstly, we aim to help children maintain good health and wellbeing, which includes providing them with opportunities to engage in physical activities, learn about healthy habits, and develop emotional intelligence. Secondly, we strive to help children become effective communicators, involving teaching them various forms of communication, such as verbal and non-verbal skills, and encouraging them to express themselves confidently. Finally, we aim to help children become engaged learners and connect with their environment, including providing them with hands-on experiences, encouraging curiosity and exploration, and fostering a sense of wonder and awe. By achieving these goals, we believe that children will develop into well-rounded individuals who are equipped to succeed in all aspects of life..

[Audio] When we promote cultural connect through toy-based pedagogy, we can bring together elements from different languages, dresses, music and folk songs, stories and folk tales, food, and puppets. This fusion of cultures enriches our understanding and appreciation of diverse traditions and customs. By incorporating these elements into our teaching practices, we can create engaging and interactive learning experiences that foster empathy, tolerance, and mutual respect among children..

[Audio] We are focusing on the raw materials that can be used to create indigenous toys. These materials are readily available in our surroundings, requiring minimal investment and effort. We have wood, newspaper, bamboo, any type of waste materials, mud, and jute. These natural resources can be transformed into engaging and educational toys, promoting creativity and imagination among children..

[Audio] We learn better when learning is a game and toys. This simple yet powerful statement highlights the importance of incorporating play-based activities into our educational approach. By making learning fun and engaging, we can foster a deeper understanding and retention of concepts. Toys and games have the ability to break down complex ideas into manageable chunks, allowing children to explore and discover new knowledge in a hands-on manner..

[Audio] We have reached the end of our journey and I would like to express my gratitude to each and every one of you for being part of this session on Toy-Based Pedagogy. Your active participation and engagement have made it a truly enriching experience for all of us. Thank you again for your attention and I hope the concepts we have discussed will continue to inspire and guide you as you strive to create engaging and effective learning experiences for your students..