- At about age 2, children become less depend on their parents
- Prefer playing with peers
- Play is independent at first ,with focus on toys
- Later, play becomes interactive, shaping each other’s behavior
- At school going age ,interactions become more frequent
- Playing elaborate games with rules
- This allows them to be socially competent and to learn to get opinions from others
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEERS
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This is a true fact an it shows that an individual is growing mentally
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ReplyDeletentate Taka... nna i don't understand what exactly are we supposed to do on this one
ReplyDeletei am really confused, are we supposed to agree or disagree to these statements? OR are these facts that we ought to know? Please help me!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteSorry , but don't get confused. Here its information only.
ReplyDeleteso does it mean playing is the only thing that can bring about social relationships for peers. Need help Kannete
ReplyDeleteChildren play, and they learn too. But most of their learning is play oriented. This applies to children , under five for example. Tell us what you think?
DeleteI'm stuck MR Tee but still I think there are other sources apart from playing that these children can be engaged in for social relationships. but the problem is which are those????
DeleteYou have asked a good question. Maybe we can thinking of learning together or working together, if they do work. Such activities result in formation of social relationships.
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