What can parents do to help children with school transitions?
Correct answer: D. Encourage open discussions and emotional support
- A. Reduce involvement in school activities
- B. Force children to adapt without discussion
- C. Avoid talking about school experiences
- D. Encourage open discussions and emotional support
Explanation
Open discussion allows children to express worries, while emotional support builds confidence during change. Forcing adaptation without discussion can leave transition difficulties unidentified.
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