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How does the social world contribute to cognitive development? Discuss its relevance to your teaching experiences to date and/or looking forward. Reflect on the following two questions: How does it impact curricular planning and instruction? How does it affect your interaction with your students?

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The social world contributes to cognitive development, due to the fact that an individual's interaction with with the people and things within their environment, provides them with certain data that is stored as knowledge within ...

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