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Discuss the importance of observation in the adult role during infant and toddler play. Are the adults involved? Why or Why not?

Reflect on a memory of a time when you were playing as a child. How did the adults interact in your play process? What do you think about that interaction? Did it make for a more enjoyable interaction? Why? Why not? How would you have liked the adults to interact?

Explain what being a model means. Why is modeling important?

Think of an enjoyable experience you had recently while learning a new skill. What made that experience enjoyable? Where other people present? How did the interaction between you and them work? What behaviors, specifically, do you remember that helped to support an enjoyable learning process?






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