Interest is a symbol of a child's growth and ability. It is rooted in the child's psychological needs and is also a solid foundation for the child to actively explore the world. This course aims to help preschool teachers understand the core value of games in children's development, and understand the nature of games and the characteristics of "meaningful games" from the perspective of the cognitive school. Teachers will use case analysis to distinguish between "excitement" and "interest", master how to identify children's real interests from daily observations, and design corresponding game activities accordingly. The course combines case analysis, group discussion and role-playing, allowing teachers to use game guidance strategies guided by children's interests to inspire children to actively participate in learning.

Participants will be able to:

1. Understand the significance of games in children's development
2. Master the methods of designing daily game activities based on interests

Demonstrate interest-oriented game teaching and guidance strategies

The course includes the following:

1. Play and Child Development
2. Understanding Young Children’s Interests Accurately

Strategies for Conducting Interest-Driven Play Activities