Early Childhood
At what approximate age is a child expected to say their first words?
What are some examples of social skills that elementary school children typically develop in this stage?
What is sharing toys, cooperating with others, taking turns in games, using polite language, and showing empathy
What impacts do peer relationships have on adolescent development?
What is identity development, behavior, and social adjustment
When students reach high school, what part of their social lives begins to deepen?
What is relationships/friendships.
Why is play so important for a child’s cognitive development?
What is playing stimulates the cognitive, social, and physical development of a child.
How does social development in the elementary stage contribute to overall well-being and academic success later in life?
What is develops healthy relationships, emotional resilience, and effective communication skills?
What is deviant peer contagion?
What is a phenomenon where peers reinforce problematic behavior, leading to riskier decisions among adolescents.
Students at this age begin to become more critical of themselves, what is the word often used to describe this type of reflection?
What is introspection / Any synonym is up to discursion
Explain childhood attachment theory.
What is the childhood attachment theory explains the deep social bond that a child shares with their caregiver.
How do cultural differences influence social development in elementary school children?
what is impact communication styles, social norms, and values, influencing how children interact with peers and perceive the world around them.
How do romantic relationships contribute to adolescent development?
What is playing a vital role in adolescents’ identity formation, influencing changes in family and peers, as well as their emotional and behavioral adjustment.
What is the word for activities that fall outside the classroom setting? Examples are, sports, and academic activities.
What is extracurricular activities.
What is object permanence?
What is the child’s ability to understand that objects continue to exist even when out of sight.
Define empathy and explain its importance in social development during the elementary years.
what is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. And it helps develop positive relationships, resolving conflicts, showing kindness and compassion towards others.
What is gender identity?
What is a person’s self-perception as male, female, or neither.
In what way, do relationships evolve in a high school setting?
What is becoming more mature
What is the term for the process by which children learn to control their movements and interact with their environment through physical activities?
What is motor development or motor skills development?
what are the four ways parents support their children's social development during the elementary school years?
what is by 1. modeling positive social behaviors, 2. providing opportunities for social interaction, 3. teaching empathy and conflict resolution skills, and 4. maintaining open communication with their children.
Define bullying.
What is any unwanted repeated aggressive behavior(s) involving an observed or perceived power imbalance.
High school is a very emotional point in student’s lives, what are some of the mental health challenges they face?
What is depression / anxiety / anti-social behavior / basically any mental illness