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Affordance theory: What Gibson Helps Us See
Hey, educator! Imagine you are a child in a space where every corner quietly whispers to you, “Try me.” That’s affordance theory in action—letting environments extend invitations that children can see, sense, and act upon. James J. Gibson wasn’t an early childhood expert. He was a perceptual psychologist who posed a deceptively simple question: What…
