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:reading:hi, been trudging through the www to find theorists to backup my argument
for this knowledge question
not even sure if Ive answered it right
question is
how do you know if children develop at widely different rates , but broadly the same sequence ( back up your argument with quotes with theorists)
my answer is severely lacking so far, not even sure Ive got to grips with what the question means !lol

"All children develop at different rates. This is because they come from unique different starts in life, which will inevitably affect their holistic development. Each child has different strengths and tendencies which will affect their pace of development. Saying this, children develop to the same genetic sequence, which is embedded in them. This has been documented many, many times for example;"
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