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Methods of learning
Intelligence
Senses/Creativity
Toys/speech
100
Give an example of trial and error learning.
When a child tries different methods until finding one that works the best; a child continuing to try something until they get it, etc.
100
Name one of the 7 intellectual activities
attention, memory, perception, reasoning, imagination, creativity and curiosity
100
As children mature, they gradually develop the ability to ignore most of the information their ______ provide and focus on one item of interest.
senses
100
Why is it important children have toys or playthings to use?
Because it promotes the child's learning and gives them new experiences
200
Give an example of direct learning.
learning by being taught by someone; a teacher teaching their students, etc.
200
Which two intellectual activities are most closely related? (attention, memory, perception, reasoning, imagination, creativity and curiosity)
What is imagination and creativity
200
What gives children the need to explore but can sometimes lead to misbehavior?
Curiosity
200
What is the most important consideration when buying children toy?
That the product is safe
300
What type of learning is this: Jack saw that other children always hurt them selves on the swing set so he decided not to go on it.
What is imitation learning
300
What is the ability to interpret or understand everyday situations and to use that experience when faced with new situations or problems?
What is Intelligence
300
time and ________ is important because children do best when they are encouraged by someone who cares about them.
attention
300
What determines if a toy is safe or not?
If the product has sharp edges that can cut the child or is small enough to be considered a choking hazard
400
list 2 of the 4 methods of learning
incidental learning, trial and error, imitation, direct learning
400
Name the two things that shape your intelligence
Heredity and environment
400
Finger painting and daydreaming are examples of a child expressing what?
Creativity
400
What can a parent do when a child has trouble speaking?
They can bring their child to a speech-language pathologist through a local public school.
500
Name one feature of a child’s environment can change their learning?
interactions with family members the availability of playthings and encouragement
500
At what age does problem solving become less physical and more mental for kids? (year)
3 years old
500
By talking about what they and the children are doing, they develop the children to become more _________.
perceptive
500
Who influences a child's speech?
caregivers and older children