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Why would working in gardens stimulate sensory exploration?
 
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How does the anti-bias curriculum go hand-in-hand with self-help principles?
 
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ANSWER: Gardens by their very nature involve muda phenomenon that simultaneously inspires delight in young children. Mud inspires children to wonder about the transformation of passive dirt into an almost sinister substance. It resists muscles when a child is in the thick of it and speaks to the childs need to explore nature.

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The anti-bias and self-help approaches coincide by promoting a positive, realistic self-concept, awareness about self and others, respect for diversity, communication and problem-solving skills, and a pluralistic community based on individual development.




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