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According to Standard II: Developmentally appropriate care and education, The educator will demonstrate a knowledge of child development theory’s and can recognize children unique characteristic.
The educator will provide a good opportunity for the child to be able to regulate his/her behavior and make own decision (Code of ethics , 2011)

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