School and Emotional Development

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2. Social and Emotional Development

Early childhood education also focuses on nurturing social and emotional skills. Children learn to interact with their peers, develop empathy, and build positive relationships. They learn to express their emotions, manage conflicts, and develop self-regulation skills. These social and emotional competencies are vital for healthy relationships, resilience, and overall well-being throughout life.

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