A child tends to like the final product but do not always agree to participate in the process and clean-up. ... A couple of things that are required in the completion of puzzles include abstract thinking and fine-motor control. ... The fine-motor control comes into play when the child places the pieces back together. ... Imaginative play helps the youngster be more attentive, concentrate, and utilize self-control. ... From this game, the children learn the sequential steps in shopping and the duties that each role plays. ...

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However, there are some students who can reach maturity by experiencing step by steps while others still can harsh to succeed their goals fast. ... This way can work for some students, but not all students are happy to follow the same steps as their parents. ... Another time they fall in love and cannot control their feelings. ... Students should understand and learn to control their own destiny. ... Teachers should inspire students to gain knowledge and appreciate the learning process. ...

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The skill of throwing a disc will be comprised of the following steps. first the learner will grip the disc with their thumb on top of the disc, index finger on the rim and their remaining three finger tips gripped firmly underneath the rim of the disc. ... This means they will have little GMP and will more than likely have to learn these motor patterns for the first time and could slow down the process of learning due to their lack of GMP. ... Process Goal: Maintain a smooth and controlled disc throw. ... This will increase control over the disc and in turn enhance accu...

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If teachers allow too much play in elementary school, things can spiral out of control quickly. ... This is coupled with cognitive development by using the strategies above so that learners can become more efficient at processing information from their environment. Information processing theory explains development in terms of increasingly sophisticated strategies that learners use to complete tasks (43). ... These objectives provide an assessment target and a baseline for educators to discover how students are learning and which steps to take next in the curriculum. ... Kids need to learn...

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