Questions: Child Development in the School OEL/media/DEVSR/course.html#0554 Moaule s: Supporting Cognitive Uevelopment: Fage 54 or 34 Knowledge Check Question 9 of 10 Which cognitive area do the educators support when they explore world music and instruments from other cultures with school-agers? Creative Expression Through the Arts Mathematical Thinking Scientific Inquiry Social Studies Submit

The answer is Social Studies.

While exploring world music and instruments can involve creative expression, the primary focus in this context is not on creating art but on understanding cultural diversity.

Mathematical thinking is not directly related to exploring world music and instruments, as this activity does not primarily involve mathematical concepts or problem-solving.

Scientific inquiry involves exploring natural phenomena and conducting experiments, which is not the main focus when learning about world music and instruments.

Exploring world music and instruments from other cultures helps students understand and appreciate cultural diversity, which is a key component of social studies. This activity supports learning about different societies, their traditions, and their cultural expressions.