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This universal design principle ensures that the environment communicates information to children in a variety of ways:
 
  a. Equitable use
  b. Flexibility in use
  c. Simple and intuitive use
  d. Perceptible use

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Children in this age group move from parallel to more cooperative play:
 
  a. Toddlers
  b. Preschoolers
  c. Kindergartners
  d. Children in the primary grades

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Lack of social support and a social network.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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This universal design principle ensures that the design of the environment is straightforward and intuitive for children and staff and adopted design principles support children's development and learning:
 
  a. Equitable use
  b. Flexibility in use
  c. Simple and intuitive use
  d. Perceptible use

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The ability to overcome risk factors in the environment.
 
  What will be an ideal response?
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6 years ago
I know you spent a lot of time finding this because I swear it wasn't in my textbook
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You're partially right, it's found midway in the chapter, but not at all easy to find. Good luck with the rest
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