Relier Pairs DAP Developmentally appropriate practice.Version en ligne DAP stands for "Developmentally Appropriate Practice." It refers to teaching methods and strategies that are tailored to the age, individual needs, and developmental stage of children, ensuring that learning experiences are both effective and suitable for their growth. par Mridul sharma 1 Sensorial 2 Lack of ethical restraint 3 Impulsiveness 4 Overabundance 5 Lack of moral control 6 Generous 7 Inability to experience feelings of guilt 8 Competition 9 Cooperation 10 Affirmation 11 Environment 12 Corporal Punishment It means working together with others toward a common goal or purpose. It means failing to follow moral standards, leading to harmful or unethical actions It refers to acting on sudden urges or desires without thinking about the consequences. means being willing to give more than what is expected or needed, often in terms of time, money, or kindness. This is a positive statement or expression of support and validation. It is physical punishment intended to inflict pain as a consequence for misbehavior. It is the act of trying to outdo others to achieve a goal or win a prize. This relates to the senses or sensory perception. It means having more than what is needed or excessive. It means being unable to feel remorse or regret for wrongdoing. . It includes natural elements like air, water, and soil, as well as social and cultural factors. It means failing to regulate behavior according to ethical standards, leading to morally questionable actions.