What is a key challenge of transitioning from preschool to primary school?
Correct answer: C. Adjusting to structured learning and new routines
- A. Learning only through memorization
- B. Having too much free playtime
- C. Adjusting to structured learning and new routines
- D. Following the same informal learning style
Explanation
Preschool children commonly move from flexible, play-oriented routines to more structured schedules, rules, and learning expectations in primary school. Adjusting to these new routines is the key challenge, not having too much free play.
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