Question

when educators use redirection to help children end tantrums, they support social and emotional development in which age group? birth–8 months 18–24 months 2–3 years 4 years–kindergarten submit

Explanation:

Children aged 2-3 years often have tantrums as they struggle with emotional regulation and communication. Redirection is an effective strategy here because they can shift attention to alternative activities, supporting their emerging social and emotional skills. Younger age groups (birth-8 months, 18-24 months) have limited attention spans or communication abilities for redirection to be as impactful, while 4 years-kindergarten children are more capable of verbal emotional expression, reducing reliance on redirection for tantrums.

Answer:

2-3 Years