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Video Lesson: Intro to the Theory of Planned Behavior Study Card Introduction The theory of planned behavior is a model that predicts human behavior based on three factors: personal attitudes,
Video Lesson: What is Adaptive Behavior? Study Card Definition of Adaptive Behavior Adaptive behaviors are the life skills that each person develops as they grow. The specific life skills developed
Video Lesson: What is Self-Actualization? Infographic: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Introduction Self-actualization is the realization or fulfillment of one’s full talents and potentialities. It is the process of fully developing
We try to keep updated booklists for parents, teachers and librarians to use in inspiring children to read and try new titles. This month, we are pleased to share our
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Video Lesson: Intro to Forest Schools Study Card Definition of Forest Schools Forest Schools are early childhood educational centers that teach using an outdoor play-based curriculum. They originated in Denmark
Study Card Introduction Cooperative play is when children play together under a common goal and mutually accepted rules. This type of play usually emerges around the age of 4 years
