Western Governors University (WGU) EDUC2224 D662 Personalized Learning for Inclusive Classrooms Practice Exam

Anxiety in children often manifests as fears and worries that can significantly impact their daily activities. This emotional challenge can include a variety of triggers such as separation from parents, fear of social situations, or worries about performance in school. These anxieties can lead to avoidance behaviors, making it difficult for children to engage in typical childhood activities such as attending school, participating in social events, or interacting with peers. This persistent worry can hinder their ability to focus and can create a cycle where the child feels overwhelmed, leading to further anxiety and stress. By recognizing that anxiety in children involves these specific fears and worries, caregivers and educators can better support children in managing their emotions and coping with their challenges effectively.