Education and Psychology

Social Skills in Young Children

Social Skills in Young Children

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    • Explains key social competencies-sharing, turn taking, empathy-and methods for teaching them through guided interactions.
    • Utilizes role play, puppetry, and cooperative games to model appropriate social behaviors and conflict resolution.
    • Encourages reflective debriefs where children discuss feelings, perspectives, and problem solving strategies after group activities.

Ava Mitchell is a child-development researcher whose work centers on social-skills acquisition in young children. She holds a Master's in Developmental Psychology and has conducted observational studies on turn-taking, conflict resolution, and cooperative play in preschool settings. Ava publishes intervention play plans for strengthening empathy, perspective-taking, and self-regulation. She delivers workshops on peer mediation, social-stories techniques, and friendship-building activities. Her ongoing projects involve digital games that scaffold social-problem-solving scenarios for small groups.