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Newborn babies in the classroom

by isleofman.com 4th September 2008
A child development project which aims to aid social and emotional development is to be trialled in the Island.

The 'Roots of Empathy' initiative will see year two children at 10 Island primary schools taught to observe and interact with tiny babies.

Pioneered in America, Canada and Australia, it’s been shown to reduce levels of aggression and violence and increase empathy.

Sue Porter, service manager for health visitors and school nurses with the DHSS, believes it will have benefits:
Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 4th, September 2008 04:02pm.

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