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Current research in the area of attachment theory uncovered the fact that developing healthy, meaningful relationship with families is a key factor in developing young children’s social, emotional, intellectual and physical well-being. However, there is also research that supports having families involved in young children’s learning can add unnecessary stress and pressure to the child and further separation and anxiety issues. Parents/guardians are often willing to assist with outdoor or play based activities
Debate: supporting this position
Should parents/guardians be readily allowed to facilitate play based activities with children in the Early Childhood setting?
Assignment Instructions:
1. wordslimit of 650
2. Your introduction should include a description of the issue you will be debating, as well as a clear and direct statement about which side of the topic you will take.
4. Research the topic and prepare logical arguments.
5. Gather supporting evidence and examples for position taken.
7. At least three (3) references must be used in your initial posting and at least one (1) in your rebuttal.
8. Identify at least two (2) theories of learning to support your initial post.
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