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မ်ိဳးေစ့တိုင္း ရွင္သန္ပီး ဖူးတဲ့ ပန္းတိုင္းပြင့္ေစ၊ ပြင့္တဲ့ ပန္းတိုင္းေမႊးေစဖို႕ ပညာေျမၾသဇာ ကၽြန္မေရြးခဲ့တယ္

Equity

A new born baby has 100 million neurons or nerve cells which is the most a person can have in their life. Morrison stated that brain undergoes tremendous physical growth during the first two years of life and it finishes developing at the age of ten. (Morrison 230). A sad fact is that brain connections that are not used or used only a little time may wither away. (Morrison 230).

Brain connection fosters through their environments such as interacting with parents, teachers, toys, and so on. If children grow up in the environments where parents and teachers are supportive they are more likely to be smart, if not, children may be more likely to have academic failure or delay. It’s not a matter of one is smarter than the other yet, one has better opportunities to connect those nerve cells.

Providing appropriate and safe environments; a safe and pleasant physical setting and attractive, healthy environments is very critical for children.

Children are innocent and sensitive. They learn how to be adults from their environments. Children who grow up in healthy environments seem to have better emotional, spiritual, social, and academic adjustment. Creative activities or a program which can provide a healthy learning atmosphere is essential. Early childhood education therefore, is one of the most important early experiences for a person to have success in his or her future life.

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I am Apprenticeship. I love Burma. News in Burma is my daily bread, and Change is what I long to hear for. I have two sides of friends. One group says the world is blue and another group says it is red. I see it as a reddish blue.

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