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re their cognitive growth and curiosity. While it requires thoughtful planning and patience, the benefits—such as improved critical thinking, language skills, and engagement—are well worth the effort. By using open-ended questions, integrating visuals, and follo

cooking, shopping, or budgeting exercises to teach fractions, percentages, and ratios in practical contexts. Problem-Solving Workshops: Organize sessions focused on tackling complex, multi-step problems to develop persistence and analytical skills. Benefits: Improves numerica