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developmentally appropriate practice for toddlers

Definition of Developmental Appropriateness. Age AppropriatenessHuman Development research indicates that there are universal, predictable sequences of growth and change that occurs during the first 9 years of life. These predictable changes occurs in all domains of development- physical, emotional, social, and cognitive. Knowledge of typical development of children within the age span served by the program provides framework from which teachers prepare learning environment and plan appropriat1141

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