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Child Development

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Attachment is

The emotional and psychological bond between a child and adult, typically a parent or caregiver, that contributes to the child’s sense of security and safety.

a)

T

b)

F

2.

Career Pathway is

A progression of educational qualifications

a)

T

b)

F

3.

The process by which children acquire skills in the areas of social, emotional, intellectual, speech and language, and physical development, including fine and gross motor skills.

a)

Developmental Milestones

b)

Child Development

c)

Approaches to Learning

d)

Coaching

4.

A set of functional skills or age-specific tasks that experts agree most children should be able to do within a certain age range.

a)

Developmental Milestones

b)

Developmental Domains

c)

Developmental Outcomes

d)

Developmental Screening and Assessment

5.

Practices, behaviors, activities and settings that are adapted to match the age, characteristics and developmental progress of a specific group of children

a)

Developmental Outcomes

b)

Developmental Milestones

c)

Developmental Domains

d)

Developmentally Appropriate

6.

Fine Motor Skills are

Actions that require control of the small muscles of the body to achieve skillfulness.

a)

T

b)

F

7.

A child's development of large muscle movement and control. Examples of gross motor skills include crawling, running, and jumping

a)

Fine Motor Skills

b)

Gross Motor Skills

c)

Dual Generation Strategies

d)

Developmentally Appropriate

8.

Inclusion

The principle of enabling all children, regardless of their diverse backgrounds or abilities, to participate actively in natural settings within their learning environments and larger communities.

a)

T

b)

F

9.

Refers to active parent/family participation in a child’s care and education

a)

Family Engagement.

b)

Parenting Education

c)

Parent Choice

d)

Parent Involvement

10.

Play

involuntary, intrinsically motivated activities commonly associated with pleasure and enjoyment, for the purpose of meeting specific learning outcomes.

a)

T

b)

F