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… views on children's cognitive and social development, the role of the teacher in fostering this …

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implications for policy are based on information gathered on the remaining 10% of children …

… , to summarise what is known about child development in the context of residential settings;
… improving child development; fourth, to give a brief analysis of the public policy implications …

… between touch and child development. The implications of these factors for early intervention
is presented. Key words: infant development. infant massage, infant mental health, touch …

… health, maternal mood and stress, and the implications for child development. … clinical
practice. Furthermore, research on maternal prenatal distress and its effects on child development …

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implications for … to any discussion of implications of what we found over these two studies. …

… Teaching Practices Let us now consider the implications of the interactional model of child
development for teaching practice, that is, for the teacher's behavior in helping a child attain …

… Social and psychological definitions of child abuse, in contrast, focus more heavily on the
implications of abuse for the child's development, a purpose particularly relevant to social …

… For all these reasons, and because children develop through individual trajectories
shaped by their unique traits and experiences, teachers need to know students well to create …

… the children develop and have more experience with both “their” objects and other children,
… children at both 3 and 4 years of age was conducted. Findings from this study revealed that …