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When children are aggressive, their voices lower and they sound angry. When they are playing, their voices are higher pitched, often laughing. If they are taking on a role, the voice may be lower, but in an exaggerated, almost singsongy way to indicate that they are playing. I find that teachers who allow for roughhousing can tell the difference fairly easily.

Quote ID: 02463

Author

Mike Huber

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Embracing Rough-And-Tumble Play

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