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Default Critically analyse

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Critically analyse how creativity and creative learning can support young children’s emotional, social, intellectual, communication and physical development.

What is throwing me off is the critically analyse part, to me critically analyse means to give a detailed assessment giving the pros and cons of the concept.

Not really sure how to go about doing this as i see creativity and creative learning as a positive part of learning.

Would the development of a child be the pro and the con be adult intervention that may hinder their development if the adult takes over the learning process of dealing with problem solving, or not providing sufficient resources to promote creativitity ????????

Really struggling to get my head round this and any help or advice would be appreciated
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