Question

According to the organization Zero to Three, which of the following is not a benefit of providing predictable schedules and routines for young children?

A. Routines are an important opportunity for learning
B. Routines support children's social skills
C. Routines guide positive behavior and safety
D. Routines help preschool-age children control the learning environment

Answer 1

The answer is letter D, Routines help preschool-age children control the learning environment.

Step-by-step explanation:

Zero to Three is an organization that prioritizes the first three years of life in kids, particularly American babies and kids. They do this in a mission to guide parents, health care professionals and other people of similar fields in assisting the growth of babies and children.

According to the organization, routines are very important when it comes to a children's learning opportunity. It helps them build social skills, feel comfortable and safe. It allows them to have self-control.

Among the choices, letter D is incorrect because it focuses on preschool-age children (this generally starts at 4 years old when kids start going to school). As mentioned earlier, Zero to Three prioritizes aged 0-3 when it comes to their mission.

Thus, this explains the answer.