Effectiveness of Development the Innovation of Photo Patch Category Play Activity to Develop Receptive Language and Expressive Language of Preschool-Aged Child

Authors

  • Rujiruth Maneesri Faculty of Nursing, Shinawatra University
  • Nattanan Worasuk Faculty of Nursing, Shinawatra University
  • Nualyai Pitsachart Faculty of Nursing, Shinawatra University

Keywords:

Photo Patch Category Play Activity, Receptive language and Expressive Language, Preschool-Aged Child

Abstract

 This quasi-experimental pretest posttest design aimed to study the effectiveness of development the innovation of photo patch category play activity to develop receptive language and expressive language of preschool-aged child to compare the development of both aspects after using. The sample group consisted of 30 preschool children aged 4-5 years from Wat Bo-Ngern School, Lad Lum Kaew District, Pathum Thani Province, selected through purposive sampling. The research instruments included: 1) the innovation of photo patch category play activity and 2) a developmental assessment form for receptive language and expressive language of preschool-aged child with CVI values of 0.87 and 0.80 respectively, and reliability of 0.85. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and t-test statistics. The research results showed that language comprehension skills in shape categorization showed the greatest improvement, t = 8.95 - 9.85 at p<.001 level, while basic subtraction by shapes showed the least improvement, t = 4.68-5.12 at p<.01 level. For language use skills, answering “if hungry” questions showed t = 7.24 constant at p<.001 level, and explaining object functions showed t = 3.85 constant at p<.01 level.

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Author Biography

Rujiruth Maneesri, Faculty of Nursing, Shinawatra University

Faculty of Nursing,Shinawatra University.Bangtoei Samkok Pathumthani,Thailand 12160

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Published

04-12-2025

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Maneesri R, Worasuk N, Pitsachart N. Effectiveness of Development the Innovation of Photo Patch Category Play Activity to Develop Receptive Language and Expressive Language of Preschool-Aged Child. J Royal Thai Army Nurses [internet]. 2025 Dec. 4 [cited 2025 Dec. 8];26(3):485-92. available from: https://he01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JRTAN/article/view/280605

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