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The setting here is pre-school: older kids are 5-6, not in their teens.
by mipapage 11y ago
The setting here is pre-school: older kids are 5-6, not in their teens.
- QSIITurbo 11y agoAll the more reason: children develop a lot in those short years and they can be at very different mental stages.
- plonh 11y agoSo? It doesn't mean they can't interact with each other and get indivual benefits from the experience.
- QSIITurbo 11y agoNo, we're talking about mental and especially social development, not just single topics like "calculating" or "biology". Look up development psychology. Care-giving is another subject and even small children can to some extent do that to each other.