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What Are Your Memories Of Starting School
1. Prompt 1: What are your memories of starting school? How do they compare with Daniel's and Emily’s? Do you also have memories of after-school child care?
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3. My earliest memory of starting school would be entering kindergarten feeling like a big kid with big responsibility. I was allow to walk to and from school has my mother watched me from our apartment balcony. Now after-school care is not an experience I had growing up. Instead I was a latch key kid. I would leave school, walk home with peers that lived in my apartment complex and look after my own needs since the age of six. My mother was a single parent without the financial means to afford the after-school care.

4. Prompt 2: What do you remember about being in Erikson's

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