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Children learn best in an environment that is well lit, quiet, and has minimal distraction.
Children learn best in an environment that is well lit, quiet, and has minimal distraction.
Designate an area in your home that you feel is most conducive to learning.
Designate an area in your home that you feel is most conducive to learning.
To get the most attending from your child, try to create an environment that is stimulating and rewarding.
To get the most attending from your child, try to create an environment that is stimulating and rewarding.
Also, try to create a routine so that transitions to and from the learning space are smooth.
Also, try to create a routine so that transitions to and from the learning space are smooth.
Intersperse learning moments with opportunities to play and socialize.
Furniture that suits the child's size will help maximize comfort and stability. To ensure stability the child's feet should be flat on the floor.
Consider your child's comfort level first when working with him on a new skill.
Comfort and stability can increase focus.
As your child ages, consider changing their furniture size to suit their growing bodies.
An increase in focus can lead to increased task completion and greater learning.
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