Cognitive Dev
Social-Emotional Dev
Physical
Brain Development
Wild Card
100

By the age of 5, most children can count to what number?

10

100

At the ages of 4-5, children often alternate between being demanding and ___________

Cooperative

100

How many primary "baby" teeth do children have?

20

100

True or false: The brain stops making connections at the age of five.

False

100

This theoriest identified stages of moral development across the lifespan.

Erik Erikson

200

By the age of 4, most children know the difference between fantasy and ______

Reality

200

4-5 year old children frequently use this during play.

Active Imagination

200

By what age does a typical child have 20/20 vision

Age 4

200

The part of the brain that controls reasoning, problem solving, comprehension, impulse-control, creativity and perseverance is called

The pre-frontal cortex

200
This organization provides guidance on all things related to early childhood, including developmentally appropriate practices.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)

300

Young children typically have a 'black and white' perspective of the world. What does this mean?

That things are either right or wrong--this is little gray area in between.

300

With support, 4-5 year old children can negotiate what?

Solutions to conflict

300

At what age can children typically dress properly?

Age 4

300

Periods when the brain is especially sensitive to learning new knowledge and skills are sometimes called....

Windows of Opportunity

300

Piaget asserted that children form meaning from their experiences. What is this called?

Constructivist learning/constructivism.
400

The capacity to understand and control mental process is called what?

Metacognition

400

At the ages of 6-7, most children begin to think about what?

The future

400

At what age do children begin to form a sense of body image?

Age 6

400

The process of surplus connections and gradual elimination of synapses throughout childhood and adolescence is also called

Blooming and Pruning

400

The idea that there are at least eight distinct areas of intelligence is called what?

Multiple Intelligences Theory.

500
"Magical thinking" is common in preschoolers, and typically fades by the age of six. What do we mean by magical thinking?

The belief that one's thoughts, wishes or desires can influence the external world.

500

At the ages of 6-7, most children have learned to talk about what?

Their thoughts and feelings

500

By age 7-8  most children can draw a person with how many features?

16 features

500

The connecting point between the axon of one neuron and the dendrite of another is called

Synapses

500

This theoretical approach asserts that children learn from observing those around them.

Social Learning Theories

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