Milestones
Theories
PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY – ERIC ERICKSON
Piaget
Health
100

May speak first words anywhere between


What is 8 – 18 months

100

These contexts are primary factors in child development:

Knowledge is situated and collaborative

Interaction with skillful adults or peers is essential for cognitive development

What is SOCIOCULTURAL THEORY – LEV VYGOTSKY

100

The child must develop a secure attachment to the primary caregiver and trust in their ability to have the caregiver respond appropriately to the child’s needs

What is "Trust vs. Mistrust / birth to 1 year old

100

Once they enter this stage, kids start to think more logically, but may still struggle with hypothetical situations and abstract thinking. Because they are beginning to see things from another person's perspective, now is a good time to start teaching empathy.

What is Concrete Operational Stage (Ages 7 to 11)

100

In pregnancy eating healthy is important for fetal development as it affects the central nervous system and brain development. A lack of this can suppress development of the immune system in the fetus

What is Nutrition

200

The letters DAP stands for

What is Developmentally Appropriate Practice

200

Freud’s term for the part of the mind that is rational and regulates and redirects the instinctual impulses. Is responsible for keeping the three components of the personality balanced

Reason

Decision making

Developed at a point  in childhood

Conflicts between wishes and reality

What is Ego

200

The issue regarding whether or not development involves gradual, cumulative change i.e. smooth slope or distinct stages i.e. butterfly or steps 

clue: Two words 

What is continuity or discontinuity

200

During this stage, a child develops an increase in logical thinking. They also develop an ability to use deductive reasoning and understand abstract ideas. As they become more adept at problem-solving, they also are able to think more scientifically about the world around them.

What is Formal Operational Stage (Age 12 and Up)

200

Bonds that lead to positive or negative social and emotional development in later years  

What is attachment

300

Many babies learn to crawl sometime between

What is 7 months and 10 months

300

Freud’s term for the part of the mind that comprises the conscious, including the values and morals of one’s culture. 

“The part of the personality that governs Moral Judgement” 

Right and wrong

Learned behaviours

What is Super Ego

300

The child strives to gain a sense of purpose

The child is more assertive/aggressive in making choices and demanding options

The child strives to explore new things and try out ideas

what is  INITIATIVE VS. GUILT / 3 – 6 YEARS

300

During this stage, children learn to think symbolically as well as use words or pictures to represent things. Kids in this stage enjoy pretend play, but still struggle with logic and understanding another person's perspective.

What is Preoperational Stage (Ages 2 to 7)

300

low-birth weight babies are born below

What is 2500 grams

400

 Baby will likely learn to sit up without any support

What is around 8 or 9 months

400

Divided into systems around the child:

Microsystem: Where an individual lives

Mesosystem: Relationships; family, school, peers, religious groupings

Exosystem: Neighbours, mass-media, working environment, legal services

Macrosystem: Culture where the individual lives

Chronosystem: Environmental events over time, technological development

What is the Ecological Theory

400

The child strives do things independently and asserts their need for choices

What is 1 – 3 YEARS – AUTONOMY VS. SHAME/DOUBT

400

This stage involves learning about the environment through movements and sensations. Infants and toddlers use basic actions like sucking, grasping, looking, and listening to learn about the world around them.

What is Sensorimotor Stage (Birth to Age 2)

400

Attempts to discover how much of our development is determined by biology and how much is determined by our experience

What is Nurture vs. Nature

500

Babies learn to roll from their belly/side to their back between

What is 3 and 5.5 months of age

500

A theory that holds that humans are shaped by the environment

Operant conditioning: a form of training in which desired behaviour is immediately rewarded. When this happens, the behaviour is preformed more frequently

What is Behaviorist Theory

500

The child strives to develop a sense of competence in the mastery of skills in school, sports, and friendships

Acceptance by peers becomes increasingly important

What is  INDUSTRY VS INFERIORITY / 6 – 12 YEARS OLD –

500

Children actively construct understanding of the world in 4 stages of development

Learning through Assimilation and Accommodation

What is Cognitive Development Theory

500

Just like we need to crawl before we can walk, we all need to scribble before we can draw. A child will begin to show interest in scribbling around 

What is 18 months