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Title: CHILDREN PLAYING EXPERIENCE SYSTEMATIC METHODOLOGY STUDY THRU THE NORTH-EASTERN THAI TEXTILE MATERIALS, SURFACE AND TOY DESIGN
การศึกษาประสบการณ์การเล่นของเด็กก่อนวัยเรียนด้วยวิธีการเชิงระบบผ่านวัสดุสิ่งทอภาคตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือของไทยด้วยการออกแบบพื้นผิวและของเล่น
Authors: Nantiya NA NONGKAI
นันทิยา ณ หนองคาย
JIRAWAT VONGPHANTUSET
จิรวัฒน์ วงศ์พันธุเศรษฐ์
Silpakorn University. Decorative Arts
Keywords: NORTH-EASTERN THAI TEXTILE
MATERIALS
TECHNIQUES
SURFACE DESIGN
PRESCHOOL
THE PLAY SET
LOCAL HISTORY
Issue Date:  29
Publisher: Silpakorn University
Abstract: This research is qualitative research, divided into two parts i.e. the research base and the practice base. It is the study of insight and practice, concurrently according to the objectives, which are 1. To examine the fundamental characteristics and elements of the Northern-Eastern Thai Textile.2. To experiment related designs and materials of the Northern-Eastern Thai Textile that can be enhanced for pre-schooler playset. and 3. To develop an appropriate pre-schooler playset based on the design, and materials of the Northern-Eastern Thai Textile. The research base of the study is in accordance with the topics and theories related to the development and learning of preschoolers. Practice base of needlework practice is emphasizing on sensory perception to playing and learning, to help children develop their intellect and creativity. Development of production quality meets the standards of the research conceptual framework. The tools used in the research were participatory observation used in the community area to collect information and practice of the needlework, questionnaire used to collect information from the manufacturers in the production process and sensory surface created by needlework, non-Participant observation used to observe the preschooler play, and unstructured interviews used to query expert opinions on designed toys from the surfaces manufactured by needlework, including other useful suggestions for the research. The results of the data collected were found that the process of creating the textile sensory surface can be summarized as follows: in term of fluffy texture, knitting crochet method has the maximum fluffiness, followed by sewing and weaving. For terms of production time, weaving takes less time, followed by knitting crochet and sewing which took longer time in production; in term of durability, the most durable content was produced with weaving technique, followed by knitting crochet and sewing, with least durability. From the observation behavior in play, it revealed that preschoolers interested in sensory surfaces in each surface were different. Their attentions were drawn on the surface that have more volume rather than the flat surface; sensory surface that is soft makes the children’s feel safer and the toy with sound stimulates children's attention very well. Combined with the experience and methods of play that can be applied to play in different ways, children can learn and play again even with the same toy. The concept of Apply Surface Design to Touch and Feel Stimulation Toy, consists of 2 main stages. The first one is “ Children Development Stage ” including with children development by age both physical and cognitive learning merged with beneficial purpose of play that children will get and how the toy can promote their touch and feel perception. Second is “Making Process and Material Stage” this stage is also important, it concerns on techniques and materials that designer choose. It must be suitable for the first stage as above. Techniques and Materials should not be complicated in term of industrial process. It refers to time and cost that would be spent in the production line. And all of these must should be aware of the safety and remind the principle of art and design should be in every steps of designing.
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Description: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
ปรัชญาดุษฎีบัณฑิต (ปร.ด.)
URI: http://ithesis-ir.su.ac.th/dspace/handle/123456789/2374
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