METHODS OF DEVELOPING SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL SKILLS IN CHILDREN
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child development, social intelligence, play therapy, cooperation, empathy, emotional learning.Abstract
This paper explores psychological methods that enhance social and intellectual development in children. The focus is on collaborative learning, play therapy, and emotional education as tools for fostering empathy, communication, and problem-solving abilities.Downloads
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