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3 Year 11 Reflection
Your story reflects a lot of what i did as a child as well as many of the things my 3 year old does now. Many times i tell her to not do certain things due to its outcome being bad and as many children her age she does it anyways. Children have a asit of not listening to things told until i negative outcomes occur I feel this can be explain ed with the many example thorug out the chapter as well as personal experince of things we have done or even our own
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