Theories
This theorist developed the Psychosocial theory where people resolve an inner conflict at each phase. (ex. trust vs. mistrust)
Who is Erik Erikson?
These are the 3 main areas of development.
What are cognitive, physical, and psychosocial?
These are the 5 stages of development covered in this course.
What are prenatal, infant, toddler, early childhood, and middle childhood?
The main purpose of collecting data and performing assessments.
What is to create developmentally appropriate activities?
The number of trimesters in pregnancy.
What is 3?
This theorist used dogs to develop the Behaviorist theory.
Who is Pavlov?
A child learning to walk is an example of this area of development.
What is physical development?
In this phase, girls tend to have growth spurts earlier than boys.
What is middle childhood?
Evaluations conducted in the child's everyday environment.
What is authentic assessment?
The reason a woman needs to get a Rhogam shot during pregnancy.
What is being Rh+ with an Rh- father?
This theorist developed the Social Cognitive Theory after watching children respond to seeing an adult beat up a Bobo doll.
Who is Albert Bandura?
A child figuring out how to fit shapes into a cube shape sorter is an example of this area of development.
What is cognitive development?
Separation anxiety peaks during this phase of development.
What is infant development?
The best way to take notes on a child that eliminates bias.
What are objective observations?
The benefits of this are having a playmate, learning social skills, and developing conflict resolution.
What is having a sibling?
This theorist developed Cognitive theory including the idea of schemas.
Who is Jean Piaget?
A child playing tag with friends at recess is an example of this area of development.
What is Psychosocial development?
Teratogens are harmful substances that should be avoided in this phase of development.
What is Prenatal Development?
A way to display student work over a period of time.
What are portfolios?
The reason a woman needs to get a rhogam shot during pregnancy.
What is being Rh+ with an Rh- father of the child?
In the theory of Multiple Intelligences, Howard Gardner explained that there are 9 areas of intelligence. The 9 types of intelligence are
What are Kinesthetic, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Linguistic, Mathematical, Naturalistic, Visual, Musical, and Existential?
These are the 3 principles of development.
What is being lifelong, multidirectional, and multidimensional?
The stage when children rapidly develop their vocabulary through fast mapping.
What is Ealry Childhood?
What is to enhance learning, show progress, share with parents, and inform teaching practices?
Childhood trauma that might include neglect, abandonment, sexual abuse, physical abuse, parent of sibling treated violently, separation or incarceration of parents, or having a parent with a mental illness
What are ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences)?