The Brain
What connects the brain to the spinal cord?
what is the brainstem
What are explicit memories and their correlation to a developing child?
What is developing a sense of sequence. Children can start to remember the rules of games.
Anxious, Avoidant, Secure, and Disorganized/Fearful
What is attachment styles?
What does ACE stand for?
What is Adverse Childhood Experiences
In the social learning theory, what are individuals in a child’s environment referred to as?
What is models
What brain system includes the hypothalamus, thalamus, hippocampus, and amygdala; it also plays a major role in emotion and memory?
What is the limbic system
The ability to hold small amounts of information in the brain for short periods of time.
What is short term memory?
If someone feels safe and supported, what kind of attachment style is it?
What is secure?
Is a child getting a bad grade on a test an example of an ACE?
What is no
These specialized cells transmit electrical and chemical signals in the brain.
What is neurons
The mind is not just confined to the brain but is shaped by the entire body term?
What is Embodied
What type of memory includes habits and skills like riding a bike?
What is Implicit memory
What concept refers to how a child views themselves based on early relationships?
What is sense of self?
What approach to care focuses on safety, empowerment, and understanding trauma’s impact?
What is trauma-informed care
What kind of communication is crucial for infants
What is non-verbal communication
The brain's ability to change in response to experience, especially during early development.
What is neuroplasticity
What helps us interpret experiences and predict future ones
What is Mental Models or Schemata
What was the study where an infant was placed with their mother, then a stranger, and then alone called?
What is the strange situation?
Low income, single parent, high stress levels, and high conflict can increase what?
what is risk factors that can cause ACE in families
Name 2 cognitive theorists in education
What is Piaget and Vygotsky
complex process by which the nervous system combines various incoming signals to produce a unified response or perception
What is Neural Integration?