Asked by Amanda
When do children begin to notice differences in gender, race, and ability?
A. Only when adults make them aware of these differences B. From 8 10 years old. C. During the preschool years D. From the moment they're born
This answer is C.
A. Only when adults make them aware of these differences B. From 8 10 years old. C. During the preschool years D. From the moment they're born
This answer is C.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
I agree.
When my daughter was 2 or 3, she had an African-American baby sitter. Sandy asked the sitter about her skin color and readily accepted the answer. "I'm brown," said the sitter.
When my daughter was 2 or 3, she had an African-American baby sitter. Sandy asked the sitter about her skin color and readily accepted the answer. "I'm brown," said the sitter.
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