英文摘要 |
This study observed two three-year-old children and their strategic actions while with their families and at preschool. The purpose of this research was to explore how children cope \with and adapt to free play in the classroom. The findings of this study were: (1) children’s most frequently used strategy is to ignore parents’ or teachers’ commands, (2) children often brushed off their parents when the parents repeatedly made commands, (3) children usually conformed parents and teachers at the end of the interacting events. The following conclusions were reached: First, the results of children’s strategic actions are affected by the nature of the interacting events. Secondly, three-year-old children usually expressed their ideas with nonverbal communication. |