Creating opportunities for children to participate

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Question: Creating opportunities for children to participate in meaningful ways in group discussion and shared decision-making. (e.g. morning meeting; talking to children about the day's planned program; engaging children in discussion during mealtimes etc.)

Additional comments: one area where this could be visible in the program? how to support this learning?

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