Children actively seek to understand the causal structure of the world around them. Causal learning in childhood is a dynamic process of observation, explanation, and exploration within complex physical and social environments. Children’s learning is not exclusively the product of processing information individually; instead, learning is inextricably embedded in social activities and practices
Understanding how children learn causal knowledge requires examining how they update beliefs about the world given novel information and studying the processes by which children learn in collaboration with caregivers, educators, and peers.
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Source: India Today
