CD Standard 6 Review

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Examples of infant communication include: Crying, screaming, saying one word, Crying, babbling, cooing, Using only gestures, Babbling and cooing

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Crying, babbling, cooing

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An infant's first words usually occur around:

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10-12 months

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Responding to an infant using simple words, not using baby talk, and talking about activities and things around the child can encourage:

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Language and cognitive development

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The sensorimotor period is when children are:

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Learning through the senses

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Sally lets her 2 year old watch an educational program for 20 minutes after school each day. This is an acceptable example of:

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Use of technology for toddlers

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18 month old Wyatt takes apart his large legos and then puts them back together again. This is an example of:

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Tertiary circular motion

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Two year olds Tom and Carlos are both playing with toy trucks but they are not playing together. This could be described as which type of play?

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Parallel Play

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Two-and-a-half-year-old Trudy is building a block tower while Victoria assists by selecting the blocks. Which type of play is this?

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Cooperative Play

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15 month old Destiny is playing by herself with a few toys. Which type of play is this?

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Solitary Play

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Maria Montessori’s theory focuses on:

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Learning through the senses