Nature vs. Nurture
The term that describes traits passed down through ancestors
What is nature?
The theory that people have more intelligence than just their IQ was created by this theorist
Who is Howard Gardner?
Children have been much more comfortable over the last 50 years after expectations around this changed
What is clothing?
What is the recommended screen time for children under 5 years of age?
What is no more than 1 hour a day of high quality programming?
Term that includes all people and places in a child's life that could impact their development
What is nurture?
Learn by Doing, and the critical role of socialization in learning are two the Big Ideas from this Theorist
Who is John Dewey?
The first stage of development occurring during infancy, in which the child's needs should be met consistently and predictably.
What is trust vs. mistrust?
The number of daily hours of physical activity for preschool aged children?
What is 3 hours of active play?
Left Handedness is an example of this
What is nature?
His theories emphasized the role of unconscious drives and early childhood experiences in shaping a person's personality.
Who is Sigmund Freud?
The second stage of development occurring during the second year of life, in which toddlers assert their growing motor, language, and cognitive abilities by trying to become more independent.
What is autonomy vs. shame and doubt?
Often considered the foundation for any kind of learning.
What are strong, positive relationships?
Music preference can be influenced by this
What is nurture?
This theorist believes that a human can not meet their full potential unless their basic needs are met
Who is Abraham Maslow?
In Vygotsky's theory, this represents tasks children cannot yet do by themselves but which they can accomplish with the support of an older child or adult.
What is the Zone of Proximal Development?
The third stage of development occurring during the preschool years, in which the child's curiosity and enthusiasm lead to a need to explore and learn about the world, and in which rules and expectations begin to be established.
What is initiative vs. guilt?
The number one predictor of future academic and lifelong success is a simple activity parents and children can do at home.
What is read aloud or read together?
Children who are born from the same parents and grow up in the same house can attribute their differences to this
What is nurture?
'Teach by teaching, not by correcting', children's effort and work are respected as is, and educators play the role of guides rather than traditional teachers in _______'s theory.
Who is Maria Montessori?
According to Piaget, children can not learn abstract concepts like algebra or physics before they reach this stage
What is Formal Operational Stage?
Stage that all students in this class are currently in according to Erikson
What is identity vs. role confusion?
This is the number of children under the age of 2 that live in Alaska.
What is 28,208?