Questions, conversations and simple activities can help you understand what makes learning easier for a child and how to build their confidence in everyday life.
Every child responds a little differently to tasks, praise and mistakes. By noticing what sparks a child’s interest, when they begin to lose confidence and what kind of support works best for them, adults can better understand their needs. This blog offers conversation prompts, games and simple activities to help you pick up on these signals and reflect on how your own expectations and reactions shape the learning you share.
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