Student-Friendly Definition
Sharing means letting someone else have a turn or enjoy something with you.
Hidden Curriculum of Vision
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Also known as: Taking Turns with Materials
Concept snapshot
Sharing means letting someone else have a turn or enjoy something with you.
Children who are sighted constantly observe examples of sharing throughout the day. They see siblings divide snacks, classmates offer crayons, adults hold doors open, friends share toys, teachers distribute materials, families pass food around the dinner table, and people cooperate during conversations. They also notice subtle social cues—such as reac...
Understanding sharing supports reciprocal communication, relationships, participation, self-regulation, problem solving, and increasingly independent social judgment across school, home, work, and community settings.
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