Social and Emotional Skills
Social and emotional skills have a great impact on chidren's development and learning. Nowadays, a great deal of attention is directed towards the importance of nurturing these skills from early childhood. What exactly are social and emotional skills? How can we interact with children to enhance these skills? Let's take a look at it through the experts' opinions, research findings, and acutal cases.
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