Georgette Mulheir: The tragedy of orphanages Consider what you know so far about how important social interaction is for learning and social development.
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Social interaction is crucial for cognitive development, emotional regulation, and the acquisition of social skills. Children learn from their peers and caregivers through play, communication, and shared experiences. Show more…
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