Childhood Development
At what ages do you start recognizing faces?
3-5 months
What does the M mean in MPIES
Moral Development / when children learn right from wrong and how to behave from there on forward.
What are 2 ways of motivation that can support children?
Recognize success/Praise, Get them out of their comfort zone, Support them, Teach them a “growth mindset”, Acknowledge them and their efforts
What are the key determinants of future health and well being
Early childhood development and opportunities
What does the P mean in MPIES?
Physical Development / The way children grow and develop basic motor skills
What are 2 aspects that causes unmotivation?
Academic Skills, Environments, Low-Self Esteem, Malnutrition, Mental Health
It helps them understand and make assessments about children's behavior.
What does the I mean in MPIES?
Intellectual Development / This is when children start to develop language, memory, and thinking skills.
Why is Creative Development important?
It allows children to become more creative and learn ideas and th
How does poverty affect early childhood development?
Children who come from low income families and live in a low income area have less opportunities and less resources available for them
What does the E mean in MPIES?
Emotional Development / When children begin to form attached relationships and begin to understand their feelings/emotions.
What is poor Self-Esteem linked with?
Poor school performance, truancy, and criminal behavior
What years have the most crucial impacts on long-term social cognitive, emotional & physical development?
The first 5 years of life
Why are MPIES important?
They are used to determine where a child may be depending on the different stages throughout their childhood. The stages are infancy, toddler, preschool age, and school age. These components shape a child and their future!
What are some benefits of high Self-Esteem?
Children who have high self esteem show enthusiasm for learning, form healthy relationships, make healthy choices, and know how to deal with frustrations, disappointments, and successes