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Modelling and simulation

Study finds preschool children form ‘social droplets’ when moving around the classroom

05 Oct 2024 Michael Banks
Toddlers playing outside
Toddler theory: the movement of preschool children in a classroom has been found to be a similar to a liquid-vapour-like state. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Monkey Business Images)
If you have ever experienced a preschool environment you will know how seemingly chaotic it can be.

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