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dianliwenmi.com
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Through
the physical interactions required in rough-and-tumble play along with taking
risks incrementally, children are learning the give-and-take of appropriate
social interactions. Successful participation in this play requires children to
become adept at both signaling and detecting signals from their brains — a
social skill they will need and use throughout their lives. more…
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| understandingrelationships.com |
As
the previous post indicated, both animal and human studies have strongly
suggested that free play, rough-and-tumble, and exploration in children is
important for emotional development. According to Frances Carlson "social
roles practiced ..... [1] more…
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