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School-age children A. have needs that are qualitatively different from those of younger children. B. spend more time in childcare than infants. C. are just bigger preschoolers.…

School-age children A. have needs that are qualitatively different from those of younger children. B. spend more time in childcare than infants. C. are just bigger preschoolers.…
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School-age children A. have needs that are qualitatively different from those of younger children. B. spend more time in childcare than infants. C. are just bigger preschoolers. D. require a classroom like setting for before and after school care.

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A seems like the best answer
User Motsi
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I would go with A. It seems the most obvious to be correct plus it is true.
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