In working with school-aged children, the nurse keeps in mind that the child of this age has which of the following skills mastered?

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School-aged children have mastered spatial, temporal, and numerical concepts. These skills are typical developmental milestones for children in this age group, allowing them to understand and navigate the world around them more effectively. Understanding of words with double meanings, philosophical meanings, and the ability to create metaphors usually develop later, in adolescence or adulthood.

In Working with School-Aged Children, the Nurse Keeps in Mind