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<p>“Games children play” is a study about the importance of playing with a focus on a group of disabled children. I have made some observations by participating in these children’s play at an accommodation. My interest arouse when I worked as holiday substitute at an accommodation for disabled children.</p><p>The purpose with the study is to carry out participation observations and look for signs and events that show the importance of children’s play. I also want to see how the play appears among the children in their stay at the accommodation.</p><p>The main questions in this study concern four themes four themes that are play, climate, environment and staff. To carry out my study I have chosen to make the observations at the accommodation in question. At working hours I perform my observations by participating in my everyday tasks. With the help of L. Vygotskijs theory about the importance of play I will try to analyse my observations and look for answers as I have mentioned above. By participating in the children’s play I’ve got four courses of events. The children’s play goes from ballgame to role-play. During the theme play, I was taking part when two girls were playing a role-play. During the theme environment I was playing masquerade with a girl, during the theme climate I was playing horse with one of the children and during the last theme staff I was playing bandy with two of the children. During my observations and my theoretical work I found out that by playing different games the children learned to act different sense of substance. They learned social behaviour rules. By participating in the play the pedagogues are stimulating the development. A playful adult is the most stimulating factor for the children’s play. The children are developing their social skills when they are playing. The environment can make the play inspiring or obstructing. The staff’s way to be can be a huge inspiration source which invites and allows the children to play. The climate is about the attitude to play, and if the climate is allowing play and if it allows play to take time and place, the play can be developing in many ways.</p>

<p>The aim of this degree project is to find out how people who have grown up in families with addiction problems have experienced their childhood and how their adult life has been affected by this. With the help of qualitative interviews with four grown up children to addicts, knowledge has been gained about what was experienced as problematic during childhood, what was beneficial and compensatory as well as how they feel today. The results have shown that their childhood was affected by a deficiency in the ability to parent, weak networks, adjusting, responsibility, a feeling of being left out and few positive experiences. Factors that have been protective are: important people, interests as well as attitude. In adult life many habits from childhood remain. Those who took part in the study have been affected by their childhood in the form of social and emotional problems, but also in their attitudes towards alcohol. The study has shown a need to work on their childhood, but also that their childhood has given the participators important experiences.</p>

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<p>Uppsatsen behandlar flickors dataspelande. Det övergripande syftet med uppsatsen är att undersöka flickors värderingar och attityder kring dataspelande och kring de dataspel de spelar. Utgångspunkten för uppsatsen ligger i det kvalitativa empiriska perspektivet. Undersökningen bygger på fyra intervjuer. De teorier och den tidigare forskning som jag sett varit mest användbart behandlar attityder och värderingar kring kön, och hur pojkar och flickor förhåller sig till varandra när de spelar dataspel. Flickornas identifiering med dataspelandet och dataspelen har främst varit gemenskapen och interaktionen med andra spelare. Flickorna har olika värderingar och åsikter om, och vad det väljer att identifiera sig med i spelen och dem de spelar med.</p>

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