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No education can significantly hinder your physical, intellectual, emotional, and social (PIES) development. Physically, a lack of education often correlates with limited access to health information and resources, affecting overall well-being. Intellectually, without formal education, individuals may miss out on critical thinking skills and knowledge that foster cognitive growth. Emotionally and socially, education typically provides opportunities for interaction and personal development, so its absence can lead to isolation and difficulties in forming relationships.
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Discuss effect of first and second world war on development of education in Kenya?
couse and and effect of first world war
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What are the pies for Early childhood?
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Which is right Education Development or development education?
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