Types of Learning
_______ how to solve a problem encourages learning more than explaining the answer does.
Demonstrating
Competition among brothers or sisters for parents' attentions.
Sibling Rivalry
You should avoid doing this, when talking to a child, to help encourage their speech.
baby talk
When a person speaks with sporadic repetition or prolonged sounds.
stuttering
At what age is a child willing to share toys?
3
This method of learning, is learning by watching and copying others.
Imitation
Incident in which children release their anger or frustrations by screaming, crying, or kicking.
Temper Tantrum
Skillful use of hands and fingers.
Dexterity
Allow concentration on one area of interest without being distracted.
Attention Span
This term describes playing checkers with another child.
Cooperative Play
In this method of learning a child tried several solutions before finding out what works.
Trial and Error
How you feel about yourself.
Self-Concept
How many teeth (on average) do children develop in the 1st year?
8
Allows building on past experience to improve future understanding and behavior.
Memory
This type of child prefers to be alone, is less adventurous, and lacks assertiveness to stand up for their rights and desires.
Sensitive
Method of learning from being taught, either formally or informally.
Directed
What emotion is separation anxiety an example of?
Fear
By the age of 3 child should have a total of ____ baby teeth.
20
Allows us to form concepts, recognize relationships, make decisions, and solve problems.
Reasoning
This type of child is outgoing and responds easily to other people.
Placid
This method of learning is unplanned learning.
Incidental
After the age of two or three, how do expressions of anger change?
Become more physical
Muscles that control elimination.
Sphincter
Allows interpretation of information received from the senses.
Perception
Doing the opposite of what someone else wants.
Negativism