Observing children in various situations can provide valuable insights from "summary" of The Secret Language of Children by Lawrence E. Shapiro
By observing children in different situations, we can gain valuable insights into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Whether it's at school, at home, or during playtime, each setting offers a unique opportunity to understand a child's inner world. In a classroom setting, for example, we may observe how a child interacts with peers, responds to authority figures, and engages in learning activities. These observations can help us identify areas where the child may excel or struggle, providing clues to their strengths a...
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