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Social Skills Children Need
September 14, 2006
Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision.
-Peter Drucker
-Peter Drucker
In Karen Stephen’s article, "Social Skills Children Need to Make and Keep Friends" she observes that to make and keep friends, children must be able to…
- Recognize share interests.
- Gracefully join into play.
- Pay attention to non-verbal communication cues.
- Identify common goals.
- Listen to and respect feelings.
- Empathize with another person’s perspective.
- Practice compassion.
- Cooperate.
- Accept others.
- Include others.
- Extend a trustworthy helping hand.
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Banjul, serrehkunda, United States
Child needs to play, they learn through play, they observe through play.
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