A common misconception among managers is that _______ play is more important, but it's actually

more important for children to have _______ play.
A. structured, unstructured
B. unlimited, limited
C. unstructured, structured
D. limited, unlimited

My answer is C

I disagree. I believe unstructured play is more important.

Thank you

You're welcome.

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That's correct! The correct answer is C. unstructured, structured.

To arrive at this answer, you need to understand the difference between structured and unstructured play and consider the importance for children. Structured play refers to play activities that have specific rules, instructions, or goals set by an external source, such as organized sports or board games. On the other hand, unstructured play is more spontaneous, imaginative, and free-form, where children can explore, create, and engage in activities without any set rules or guidelines.

The statement mentions that there is a common misconception among managers. This suggests that managers might prioritize structured play, thinking that it is more important. However, it goes on to state that it is actually more important for children to have unstructured play.

To understand why this is the case, you can consider the benefits of unstructured play. Unstructured play allows children to develop creativity, problem-solving skills, social skills, and the ability to self-regulate. It fosters imagination, independence, and adaptability. On the other hand, structured play can provide benefits such as following directions, teamwork, and discipline, but it may limit the child's ability to explore and develop their own interests and ideas.

Therefore, the correct answer is C. unstructured, structured.