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List the influences on children's development and learning. Which influences do you think you would have the most influence over in your classroom practice? Why?

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When listing some of the prominent influences on children's development and learning, the nature/nurture debate echoes loudly in my mind. Thus, some basic influences that I don't have any control over definitely pertain to kids' genetic/biological, socioeconomic, and parental attachment aspects in which they bring to the class.

Yet I firmly believe that I have the most influence over positive socialization contexts and experiences, application of empathy, modeling positive academic, social, and emotional behaviors, acceptance of all students and their ...

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