Communications as the main factor of child development preschool age
Abstract
This article devoted to the dialogue form of communication between a child of early preschool age is a result, and together with that, an expression of the lack of independence of the child, not the remoteness of activity from the activities of adults. Changing the child's lifestyle, the emergence of new relationships with adults and other types of activities leads to the development of a child's communication.
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