Greenman (2005) identifies that when early learning practitioners reduce play options and freedom to play, they are:
A) Removing the meandering and exploration along the way
B) Increasing opportunities for children to engage in cognitive activities
C) Maintaining a program schedule
D) Meeting the needs of children who do not like to play

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Greenman (2005) suggests that reducing play options and freedom limits children's opportunities for exploration and discovery, which are crucial aspects of learning and development during play.

Greenman (2005) Identifies That When Early Learning Practitioners Reduce Play