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- Conclusion Maria Montessori thought has had an enduring effect on the Early Childhood field. She has left a fantastic legacy for practitioners to build upon, model and exploit to help children learn. Considering the diverse curriculum, a play-based one is great to nurture children holistic progress and is supported and acknowledged worldwide by many organizations. Hence, recommendations must be implemented to provide play a residency inside the curriculum at school because games like table tennis, football and lime and spoon can perform wonders to children's physical, mental and social growth.
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