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Infancy
Infancy
Babies learn best through these.
What are the 5 senses?
Toddlers start wanting to do things on their own.
What is independence?
Preschoolers enjoy pretend and make-believe play
What is imagination?
Children at this stage learn best through structured learning and rules.
What is formal education
This stage includes puberty and rapid physical changes.
What is adolenscene?
This stage includes crawling and walking.
What is infancy?
Toddlers begin using more of these to communicate.
What are words?
Children begin learning how to do this with others
What is sharing?
School-age children develop stronger abilities in this area, such as reading and writing.
What are academic skills?
Teens begins forming their own beliefs, values, and identity.
What is identity development?
Babies form emotional bonds with these people.
What are caregivers?
Toddlers often show strong versions of these.
What are emotions?
Preschoolers improve their ability to speak and understand words
What are language skills?
Friendships become more important and children learn how to cooperate.
What are social skills?
Emotional changes may include mood swings and stronger feelings.
What is emotional development?
Babies begin to understand that people and objects still exist even when they cannot be seen.
What is object permanence?
Running and climbing show improvement in this area
What are motor skills?
Playing with other kids helps develop these skills
What are social skills?
Logical thinking improves, allowing children to solve problems better.
What is cognitive development?
Peer influence becomes stronger during this stage.
What are social relationships?
Thus type of development happens very quickly during infancy.
What is physical development?
This type of development increases as toddlers learn to talk
What is language development?
Thinking and problem-solving begin to improve at this stage
What are thinking (cognitive) skills?
This type of development includes growth in strength and coordination.
What is physical development?
Abstract thinking and reasoning skills continue to develop.
What is advanced cognitive development?