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At preschool age, your child begins to see themselves as an individual.

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Drama and comedy in the classroom encourage children to listen and participate.

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Studies have shown that severely deprived children, such as those raised in institutions, may lack the ability to clearify identity any emotions at all.

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Engaging children in planning and reflection enhances their predictive and analytical capabilities.

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Children who grow up in stressful environments with strict parents are more likely to develop the habit of overthinking as adults.

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Children who are encouraged to talk to themselves aloud have an increased probability of learning.

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Play-based learning activities increase a child’s attention span.

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Children behave better when parents are involved in their education at home and at school.

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Boys engage more in exploratory play while girls engage more in dramatic play.

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Children are not blank slates on which adults imprint knowledge

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Young children learn about prejudice by instruction, older children by experience.

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At birth, a baby’s vision is very blurry.When your baby is born, her eyesight is somewhere around 20/2400. She can only see clearly about a foot away and it’s very important for his visual development, but they need to be near her. By the time she is 6 months old, she should be able to see at 20/20.

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The first five—and especially the first three years—of a child’s life are the most important. They shape the brain’s organization, development, and functioning throughout life.

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Children can organize information in their memory starting at age 7.Your younger child will be able to remember things, but starting at age 6 she can use strategies for learning to memorize. At age 7, she can then use patterns and other tricks to help her even more.

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Chess makes kids smart. It forces students to slow down, concentrate, use precise thinking, active both inductive and deductive reasoning, as well as recognizing difficult and complex patterns.

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