The importance of social interaction in young children

A child who begins kindergarten knowing letter and sound may be cognitively prepared, but if he or she does not understand how to listen, share, take turns, and get along with teachers and classmates, this lack of socialization will hinder further by emma ugarelli

​A child who begins kindergarten knowing letters and sounds is cognitively prepared but if a child does not understand how to listen, share, take turns, and get along with others, all the preparation will not be enough to reach his or her full potential and has a stimulating learning experience