well use your right or left alot and you decide to use the other and your not use to it.
yup! they do. they do what they see.. b'cuz the observing, and then copying skills of children is very good, specially in their growing ages.
Because it's children and they attention, what a stupid question.
Because it's children and they attention, what a stupid question.
Some limitations in observing children include: potential bias or subjectivity in interpretation of behaviors, difficulty capturing the full range of behaviors in a short observation period, and challenges in maintaining objectivity when observing emotionally charged situations.
You can learn how to draw a child's body by studying anatomy, practicing regularly, and observing real children to understand proportions and movements. There are also many online tutorials and classes available to help you improve your drawing skills.
Sensory bottles can promote relaxation and mindfulness in children by providing a calming visual and auditory experience. The slow movement of materials inside the bottle can help children focus their attention and regulate their emotions. By observing the sensory bottle, children can practice mindfulness and learn to be present in the moment, which can reduce stress and promote relaxation.
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Jean Piaget was a cognitive theorist who began his investigations by carefully observing his own three children. His observations of how children learn and develop led to the development of his influential theory of cognitive development.
Observing children allows educators and parents to understand their development, behavior, and interests. By closely observing children, adults can tailor activities, provide appropriate support, and help identify any challenges or delays that may require intervention. Observation is an essential tool for promoting healthy growth and learning in children.
David Lambert has written: 'Observing children in residence'
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If you are observing children you don't interact with them, but sit and watch as far back as possible and if possible behind one way glass. You presence in the room can change behavior and what you want to do is watch the behavior of children in the most natural way. This is the purpose of observation.