What would happen to children's social development if schools continued to reduce their breaktimes?, startling fact, rhetorical question, quote, anecdote, A 2017 study found that children aged 5 to 7 had 45 minutes less breaktime per week compared to children of the same age in 1995.", startling fact, rhetorical question, quote, anecdote, “School breaktimes offer a vital opportunity for children to interact with peers and develop social skills but break time has been reducing, limiting the opportunity for pupils to build these skills.”, startling fact, rhetorical question, quote, anecdote, "Every day, little Daniel eagerly waits for breaktime. He enjoys playing with his classmates, sharing stories, and making new friends. However, when his school shortened their breaktime, he barely had enough time to enjoy these activities.", startling fact, rhetorical question, quote, anecdote
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