3. Why is play-based learning so important?

Play-based learning appeals to children's natural curiosity and desire to engage in experiences based on their interests, strengths, and developing skills as they make sense of their world around them. Opportunities for large blocks of uninterrupted and unhurried time rather than small amounts of time to explore

explanation:

eventually, the disease can cause permanent damage or deterioration of the nerves. some people with ms experience a gradual onset and steady risk factors.

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