Abstract: This research investigates the role of pretend play in promoting cognitive, social, and emotional development in early childhood. The objective is to analyze how pretend play activities contribute to creativity, problem-solving skills, and empathy in young children. A survey research design is employed to gather data from 300 parents and educators in Kano State, selected through purposive sampling to represent diverse cultural backgrounds and educational perspectives. Findings indicate that engaging in pretend play enhances children's imaginative abilities, social competence, and emotional regulation, supporting overall developmental milestones. Recommendations include incorporating pretend play opportunities into ECE curricula, providing play-based learning materials, and promoting parental involvement in fostering imaginative play experiences at home.
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The successes recorded at the laboratory for the synthesis of zeolite Y and ZSM-5 using Kankara kaolin sourced from Katsina stat...
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Economies are confronted with one problem or the other, and governments are con...
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Election petition is the only viable and recognized alternative open to any person or party dissatisfied with the conduct of an...
ABSTRACT: The impact of early childhood education on cultural awareness was explored to understand how early educational experiences promote u...
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This paper deals with the problem of prostitution in Ojoo community Ibadan Nigeria. The main objective of the s...
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There is dearth of information on output level of building operatives in Nigeria, consequently...
Abstract: The effectiveness of blended learning approaches in technical education is essent...
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This study was carried out to evaluate the effect of staff motivation on customer satisf...
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Abstract: This research investigates the impact of policy changes on vocational education o...