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Keywords

play
preschool children
development
education
cognitive development
social skills
emotional intelligence

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The Role of Play in the Development of Preschool Children. (2026). Journal of Universal Science Research, 4(Maxsus son-3), 102-104. https://doi.org/10.66301/fyx3w756

Abstract

This article discusses the importance of play in the development of preschool children. Play is a crucial aspect of child development, as it helps children develop their intellectual, social, and emotional skills. The article highlights the benefits of play in promoting children's cognitive development, social skills, and emotional intelligence. It also discusses the role of play in shaping children's behavior, attitudes, and values. The article concludes that play is an essential component of early childhood education and should be given due attention in educational settings.
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