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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Knowing that stuff at this age is like a party trick. It's cute and it makes the parents feel good but there's really no evidence that it has any correlation to long-term academic success. What does have a long-term correlation to academic success is plenty of creative play and social play ( especially outdoors or sensory-based), since those build strong neural pathways, help with body integration and sensory organization and teach executive function.[/quote] They do a lot of play with their friends and outside. Is there anything in particular that we should be encouraging? What is creative play?[/quote] Where do you live? Parent education would help your apprehension.[/quote]
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