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Part 3 Follow Up Questions

1. How do you get along with your neighbors?
   I have a very good relationship with my neighbors as I have known them for more than 10 years
   now. It almost feels like that they are part of our family now, as we spend a lot of time at each
   other’s place. We support each other during both good and bad times. Sometimes I think that our
   neighbors play a more important role in our lives as compared to our relatives.
2. How do neighbors help each other?
   Neighbors can help each other in a variety of ways, such as by lending tools or household items,
   watching each other’s homes when one is away, assisting with household repairs or projects,
   offering to take care of pets or children, and sharing gardening or cooking tips. They may also look
   out for one another’s safety and well-being, and provide emotional support during difficult times.
   Additionally, neighbors may work together to improve the community through volunteerism or
   organizing neighborhood events.
3. Do you think neighbors help each other more often in the countryside than in the city?
   It’s possible that neighbors may help each other more often in rural or suburban areas compared to
   urban areas. The reason being that in rural or suburban areas, neighbors may have a greater sense
   of community, and may be more likely to know each other personally, and therefore be more likely
   to offer help when needed. Additionally, in rural and suburban areas, people may have more
   opportunities to interact with each other, such as while working on shared projects or participating
   in community events.
4. How do children learn to cooperate with each other?
   Children learn to cooperate with each other through a combination of socialization, modeling, and
   direct teaching. For example, they can learn cooperation by playing with other children, as they
   learn to share toys, take turns, and work together to achieve a common goal.
5. Do you think parents should teach children how to cooperate with others? How?
   Yes, I believe that parents play a vital role in teaching children how to cooperate with others.
   Cooperation is an important life skill that is needed in a wide variety of contexts, such as in the
   family, at school, in the workplace, and in the community. Children learn by example, so when
   parents demonstrate cooperation and collaboration in their own relationships and daily activities,
   children will learn how to do the same. Parents can also provide opportunities for children to
   practice cooperation by setting up games and activities that require teamwork. Additionally,
   parents can teach children the importance of listening to others’ ideas and opinions, compromising,
   and taking turns.
6. Do you think it’s important for children to learn about cooperation?
   Yes, it is very important for children to learn about cooperation. Cooperation is a key social skill that
   is essential for success in many aspects of life. Children who learn to cooperate with others are
   more likely to develop positive relationship and achieve academic success.