Human Development & Child Abuse
Early History
Late History
Development
Theorists
The Brain
100

Define Gross Motor Skills 

Physical abilities that involve large muscle groups in the body, like those in the arms, legs, and torso

100

This is the first textbook to exist. It was made out of wood and contained a bible verse and prayers.

Hornbook

100

This was the first college in America.

Harvard

100

This theorist said that there is a five tier hierachy of needs. Needs of the lowest levels must be met before the top levels can be met.

Maslow

100

This is the largest lobe in your brain and it is responsible for your ability to think reasonably and responsibly (hint: it doesn't develop until you're 25)

Frontal Lobe

200

Name the four types of human development

Physical, Cognitive, Social, Emotional

200

What were the names of the first early public elementary schools that were free to all students?

Common Schools 

200

This was the first compulsory education act. It required that parents ensure their children knew the principles of religion and capital laws of commonwealth. 

Massachusetts Bay School Law of 1642

200

This theorist believed that there are 8 intelligence types, known as multiple intelligences. 

Gardener

200

This is the nucleus of a neuron.

Soma (cell body)

300

Explain the difference between growth and development 

Growth is physical changes in the body (growing taller) and development is the skills aquired and milestones met (social, cognitive, etc...) 

300

This man led the movement towards progressive education that was based on problem solving, critical thinking and being more student centered.

John Dewey

300

This court case declared racial segregation in schools as illegal. 

Brown vs. Board of education

300

Vygotsky created the Zone of Proximal Development. What is that?

The Zone of Proximal Development is the space between what a child can do with help and what they can do on their own.

300

This is the waxy substance that wraps around axons. 

Myelin

400

What does DCS stand for?

The Department of Child Services

400

This woman developed schools for early childhood education that was based on how children learned naturally. There are schools all across america based on this model now. 

Maria Montessori

400

This court case allowed for the taaxingof common and secondary schools, making public high schools widespread. 

Kalamazoo Case

400

Intimacy vs. Isolation, Initiative vs. Guilt and Trust vs. Mistrust are all examples of stages for what theorist?

Erik Erikson

400

These receieve and process incoming information from other nerve cells

Dendrites

500

List the types of child abuse

Physical, Sexual, Emotional, Neglect

500

The Massachusetts Act of 1647 mandated that towns with 50 or more households hire a teacher to teach reading and writing is also known as what?

Old Deluder Satan Act

500

This act granted children with disabilities the right to an education in the least restrictive environment. 

Education for All Handicapped Children Act

500

A child watches their dad yell at the TV during a football game. As the child gets older, they too yell at the TV during football games.

What theorist & theory is this an example of?

Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory

500

The ______ lobe is responsible for spatial functions. The ______ lobe is repsonsible for timing, attention, memory and expressive and receptive speech. 

Parietal Lobe, temporal lobe

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