How to promote children’s ability to control their behavior and emotions?
15 fevereiro, 2019
≈ 2 mins read
Children's ability to control their behavior and emotions, often referred as self-regulation, is relevant for later success throughout school and life.
ISOTIS researcher Edward Melhuish (Oxford University) tells us about how to promote young children's self regulation. Find out by watching this video by Storypark:
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