The nature of children's peer interactions and friendships changes as they develop and grow. We have compiled several expert articles that discuss the importance of peer relationships and how kids relate to people their own age. Learn how to help promote positive friendships in your children's lives and encourage lonely children to seek out new friends.
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Teaching Students How To Make Friends
As a teacher, you will use many informal strategies to nurture friendships among students. For a few students, you may...
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Gifted Children and Play
Gifted children are interested in play, although observations on the playground might seem to indicate that they are...
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Teaching Young Children Problem-Solving Skills
The roots of violence start in the first years of life as children who don’t know how to solve problems turn to...
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The Importance of Playdates
A trip to a friend's house may seem ho-hum compared to a ballet class, but it's just as important. Here's why we can't...
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Do Afterschool Programs Give Students a Boost?
Recent studies suggest that afterschool programs do more than just keep kids occupied during the afternoon. Just what...
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