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Effects of High-Activity and High-Energy Play vs. Low-Activity and Low-Energy Play on Hong Kong Preschool Boys’and Girls’Creativity
Keang Ieng Peggy Vong1; Doris Pui Wah Cheng2; Hui Ping Wu3; Chester Chun Seng Kam1; Karen Liu4
2017-12
Source PublicationCreative Education
ISSN2151-4755
Volume8Issue:15Pages:2377-2392
Abstract

This study examines the relationship between two types of preschool programmes and children’s creativity performance in Hong Kong context using Torrance TCAM measurement. A pretest-intervention-posttest design was adopted. Post-test results showed that children schooled in the play-oriented preschool, and those in the academic-oriented preschool both improved in creativity scores after inquisitive-play or informed-play were added. Post-test results also showed different gender effects. Finally, the dimensions of TCAM which drive the boys’and girls’gain in creativity scores were identified.

KeywordCreativity Inquisitive-play Informed-play Academic-oriented Preschool Play-oriented Preschool
DOI10.4236/ce.2017.815162
Language英語English
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionFaculty of Education
Corresponding AuthorKeang Ieng Peggy Vong
Affiliation1.University of Macau
2.Tung Wah College
3.Fujian Normal University
4.Indiana State University
First Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
Corresponding Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
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Keang Ieng Peggy Vong,Doris Pui Wah Cheng,Hui Ping Wu,et al. Effects of High-Activity and High-Energy Play vs. Low-Activity and Low-Energy Play on Hong Kong Preschool Boys’and Girls’Creativity[J]. Creative Education, 2017, 8(15), 2377-2392.
APA Keang Ieng Peggy Vong., Doris Pui Wah Cheng., Hui Ping Wu., Chester Chun Seng Kam., & Karen Liu (2017). Effects of High-Activity and High-Energy Play vs. Low-Activity and Low-Energy Play on Hong Kong Preschool Boys’and Girls’Creativity. Creative Education, 8(15), 2377-2392.
MLA Keang Ieng Peggy Vong,et al."Effects of High-Activity and High-Energy Play vs. Low-Activity and Low-Energy Play on Hong Kong Preschool Boys’and Girls’Creativity".Creative Education 8.15(2017):2377-2392.
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