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Hi, these quotes are from Unit 1 of the pearsonschoolsandfecolleges sample chapter


Page 8: How different factors can affect children’s learning and development

Children’s learning and development may be affected by a wide range of factors. Their background, their health and the environment in which they are growing up will all have an impact, as each will affect all areas of development. You should know how children may be affected so that you can encourage them to develop and reach their potential.

Page 11: The effect of stage of development


Children’s learning and development will be affected by the stage of development they have reached. They will need to pass the milestones in sequence, although not necessarily at exactly the same age.

For example, learning to walk may occur at around the age of one year, but some children walk at ten months, and others not until sixteen months.


If you open the 'look inside' option on amazon and search for biological, click the link for page 348 & 349 where the information will also help.

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