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saraeharris

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The quality and style of the care that an adult provides has a strong influence on the developing ________ of a child.
 
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___________________ is defined as early education and care that is carefully planned to match the diverse interests, abilities, and cultural needs of children at various ages and that is carried out with respect for and in cooperation with their families.
 
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Answer to Question 1

temperament

Answer to Question 2

Developmentally appropriate practice





 

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