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Children Outdoor Play Towards Educational Sustainability: A Scoping Review

Table 1: Research questions were formed based on PCC (Population/Concept/Context)

Research Question Specific Objective
1.How is the research focused on outdoor play distributed? 1.Explore the temporal and geographical relationship and the setting in which studies on outdoor play have been developed
2.What are the design types of the studies related to outdoor play among children? 2.To identify the main types design used in studies on outdoor play in preschool
3.What are the purposes and topics for which outdoor play are developed? 3.To identify purpose and topics most frequently investigated in the studies about outdoor play in preschool
4.What are the elements been researched into by past research? 4.To identify the elements been researched by past researchers
5.What is the theory behind the design of the outdoor play? 5.To describe the theoretical perspective used to develop the outdoor play
6.What is the effectiveness of outdoor play on children’s well-being? 6.To summarize the effectiveness of children’s well-being
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