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Academic Achievement And Playing On Ground.
Author - Aparna Ashtaputre
Abstract - What is play? Play is simply having fun, the spontaneous activity of children. Play encompasses many things—it can be done with the body (running, jumping, dancing); the mind (fantasy play); props (building blocks, pushing a toy); and words (jokes, singing). Play is fueled by curiosity and is driven by it. Play begins simple and grows more complex as the child grows.Playgrounds provide an opportunity for free play. Free play differs from the structured play of recess or organized sports and games. Playground free play allows children to play any way they choose, supported by a wide range of structures and spaces. Free play allows the child to explore according to his or her natural tendencies, and allows them to learn from one another and to interact with a wide range of age groups.
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Emotions and brain waves
Author - AparnaAshtaputre
Abstract - Emotions play an important role in everyone’s life. The brain waves tell us the difference in the emotions the person is going through. This research studies the alfa brain waves in happy and sad emotion. For doing the research EEG machine is used and to elicit the happy and sad emotion move clips are used. The result show there is difference in the Alfa waves in happy and sad emotions.
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