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Which of the following is the best strategy to support children in learning about shapes?

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]1 year ago

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The best option is C. Provide multiple worksheets with pictures of the basic shapes for children to colour.

<h3>What does the learning process in children involve?</h3>

The process of learning has often been described to include all but not limited to the following:

gaining new understanding,

learning new behaviours,
skills,
values, attitudes, and
preferences.

Children according to experts learn faster and easily remember what they see. Hence, providing multiple worksheets with pictures of the basic shapes for children to colour is the most cost-efficient strategy to support children in learning about shapes.

You can learn more from a related question about teaching strategies to use for children here brainly.com/question/240537

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