WorksheetsChild development review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Growth is the increase in the complexity of function and skill progression
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Development is an increase in size, length, height and weight.
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Learning is the gathering of knowledge that comes from experiences and practice.
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Social cognitive theory = Social learning theory
is suggested by Erik Erikson
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Self-regulation means the ability to control ones mood and to manage behaviour
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Authoritarian parenting is a parenting style that is characterized by low level of demands and little guidance, and control.
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To have high self esteem is to exhibit aggressive and defiant behaviors.
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Self identity is the belief we have in our own abilities to meet the challenges ahead of us and complete a task successfully.
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Identity foreclosure is when a person made commitments to an identity without exploring different alternatives.
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Well-developed social and emotional skills display Higher Academic Achievement.
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“attachment” are based on the child’s needs for protection
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Digital technology may decrease hearing problems
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Schema is a cognitive network that contain our associations with certain places, people, events, or things.
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ZPD is short for the "zone of professional development"
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Children in Reggio Emilia Model form an understanding of themselves and their place in the world trough collaboration and communication.
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Emotional Development leads to choices between what might be good for us personally, and what would be good for others.
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Social Intelligence means to accept other for what they are
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The teacher can assess whether a child has learning problems by knowing the different aspects of child development
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Child development is the sequence of only physical and intellectual changes that occur from birth to adulthood’
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Play is important to develop self-regulation
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