Name 3 differences between toddler and preschool physical development
taller, flatter stomachs, thinner, legs/arms are growing
What is the second stage Piaget's cognitive development?
PREOPERATIONAL THOUGHT ages 2-5
Initiative VS. Guilt: children undertake new skills and feel guilty when they fail
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Listening
Whole language approach
When you understand that your gender does not change
Gender consistency
Amount Stays the same if appearance changes
Conservation
name 3 types of play
What is BMI and name 3 reasons for the rise of obesity in young children?
Junk food, lack of exercise, watching too much TV, video games, less time for recess/gym class
Name 3 behaviors of maturation seen in school-age children
List 4 activities that helps build fine motor skills
writing, cutting, clay, puzzles, legos, manipulatives, stringing beads,
True or False
Preschoolers Focus on appearance and believe Static reasoning: (nothing changes)
True
teaching appropriate behavior
discipline
The law that introduces INCLUSION
ADA: AMERICAN DISABILITY ACT- INCLUSION
Name the 3 levels of Kohlberg's moral development?
● Pre-conventional Moral Reasoning: emphasizing rewards and punishments “looks out for number one”
● Conventional Moral Reasoning: emphasizing social rules “Law & Order” “Good Girl” “Good Boy”
● Post-Conventional Moral Reasoning: emphasizing moral principles starts to understand ethical principles
Name 3 people who are mandated reporters for child abuse
teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers, guidance counselors, anyone who works with children
temporary support that is tailored to the child’s need to help them learn a new skill
List 3 positive methods of discipline
School-age children are developing the ability to block out noises and begin to start to think about their thinking processes
Name 3 types of bullying?
DAILY DOUBLE
Name and give an example for the 3 levels of prevention of injury
Primary: actions that change overall background conditions to prevent injuries: such as; child proof your home
Secondary: actions that avert harm in a high risk situation: such as stopping your car before hitting the child
Teritary: actions taken immediately after an injury has happened to prevent permanent damage; such as; calling 911 because the child feel off the climber
Lev Vygotsky believes that a person learns new skills with assistance from a tutor, not yet independently.
Zone of proximal development
name 3 types of caregiving styles
● PERMISSIVE
● AUTHORITATIAN
Name 3 family functions?
Name 3 types of families