Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
An environment is considered conducive for children's learning when:
- 1The discipline is strictly controlled by authority figures.
- 2Children are given complete freedom only to play and sing without instructions.
- 3Their native language, prior experiences, and emotions are respected.✓
- 4The textbook is treated as the sole authority and priority.
Correct answer
Their native language, prior experiences, and emotions are respected.
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