Primary-School-Age Children Are Characterized by

question 40

Multiple Choice

Primary-school-age children are characterized by

• A)rapid growth,making the transition from dependency to more autonomous play and learning.
• B)a series of milestones,entering school for the first time,and rapid development rate in comparison to infants and toddlers.
• C)formal schooling,social development,and management of emotions.
• D)sensorimotor thinking.

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