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TEACHING CHILDREN
Children do a lot of growing and developing between the ages of 3 and 9. At 3,
children are moving out of babyhood and into childhood. They have rich
imaginations, may have strong fears, and love to play physically. As they move
through the preschool ages and into school ages, they become more
independent and confident about trying new things. Cognitive and language
development change dramatically through these ages, as children go from
asking the same “why?” questions repeatedly to being able to tell stories in
sequential order and enjoying jokes and riddles. Whatever your role in a child’s
life (teacher, parent, or other caregiver), there are some ways to make learning
productive, fun, and enjoyable for the both of you.
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