Independent learning shapes not only a child’s skills, but also how they work with adults and peers. Discover how to encourage it at home and at school.
At home and in the classroom, children learn not only from structured activities but also from the way they talk and make decisions together. When they can explain their ideas, listen to different approaches and take part in shared activities, they have the opportunity to develop both their own thinking and consideration for others. This blog offers ideas for parents and teachers who want to create an environment where questions are welcomed and children gradually take on more responsibility.
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