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1. according to the passage, what role does play have in child development?

a. it is only important for children under the age of three.
b. it primarily serves as a form of entertainment for children.
c. it helps children develop problem - solving, creativity, and social - emotional skills.
d. it distracts children from focusing on academic learning.

1. according to jean piaget, how do children in the early stages of cognitive development primarily learn?

a. through their senses and actions.
b. by watching educational television programs.
c. by listening to lectures from experts.
d. by reading books and articles.

Explanation:

Question 1

To answer this, we analyze the options. Option A is incorrect as it's not only important for under - three children. Option B is wrong because the role is not just entertainment. Option D is incorrect as it doesn't distract from academic learning. Option C aligns with the idea that play helps in developing problem - solving, creativity, and social - emotional skills in children.

Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development in early stages (like the sensorimotor stage) emphasizes that children learn through their senses (sight, touch, etc.) and actions (like grasping, moving objects). Option B (watching educational TV) is not primary in early cognitive development. Option C (listening to lectures) is not suitable for early cognitive development. Option D (reading books) is also not the primary way for early cognitive development. So, option A is correct.

Answer:

C. It helps children develop problem - solving, creativity, and social - emotional skills.

Question 2