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Observes that preschoolers are creative, curious and active experimenters who learn about themselves and their world as they take on new roles outside of their homes and families. Also shows that in their interactions with peers, children commonly show kindness and compassion and sometimes can become frustrated, have squabbles and even exhibit aggressive behavior. Viewers learn about the skill set that makes up social and emotional development; the value of encouraging creativity and risk taking; activities that foster initiative and positive self-esteem; how culture and gender affect development; levels of social participation; examples of pro-social and antisocial behaviors and ways caregivers can develop skills. Closed captioned. | |