Definitions
Physical Development
Intellectual Growth and Dev.
Emotional Development
Development theory
100
Process by which information is acquired, stored, retrieved and possibly forgotten.
What is memory?
100
Riding a bike, jumping, dancing
What are gross motor skills?
100
enjoy hands on activities, learn better with movement
What is kinesthetic intelligence?
100
love, support, encouragement and validation
How can you build a child's self-esteem?
100
social development theory, social interaction in the development of cognition
Who is Vygotsky?
200
fear that when parents leave, they will not return
What is separation anxiety?
200
write some letters, draw a person with body parts
What can a 5 year old do?
200
dress up center, board games, card games, puzzles
What type of play is important for cognitive development?
200
distress, turns away, reaching for parents
What are the behaviors of stranger wariness?
200
Id, Ego, Super Ego erogenous zones
What is Freud's psychosexual theory?
300
The mind's way of organizing information ( graphic organizer)
What is schema?
300
critical of adult authority,relies on peer relationships
What are examples of an adolescent's behaviors?
300
heredity is a strong component in intelligence but so is environment
What is nature versus nurture theory?
300
holding back emotional response based on reactions of other people
What is social referencing?
300
observational learning, intrinsic reinforcement, modeling process
What is Bandura's Social Learning Theory?
400
Skills too difficult for a child to master on his own, but can be done with guidance and support.
What is Zone of Proximal development?
400
use silverware to feed themselves, stack building blocks, place big pegs in pegboards
What are fine motor skills?
400
analyzes short term memory, verbal, quantitative, and abstract visual reasoning
What is an IQ test?
400
comments that cause children to feel embarrassed, guilty and like failures
What are complex emotions?
400
4 stages of development, schemas, processes that enable transition from one stage to another
What are the components to Piaget's theory?
500
Meeting children where they are and enabling them to reach goals that are both challenging and achievable
What is DAP?
500
temper tantrums, stranger anxiety
What behaviors should I expect from toddlers?
500
ask open ended questions, recognize there is more than one good answer or explanation, compare various answers
How can we encourage critical thinking?
500
respond to baby's needs reliably and sensitively
What are good ways to develop secure attachments?
500
combination of how people develop beliefs psychologically and mentally with how they learn to exist within a larger community chronological order
What is Erikson's psychosocial theory?
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