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    First of all the child could have an emotional reason. If the child has had a catastrophic event happen in their life this may affect the child. For example, if the child no longer sees their mum anymore for whatever reason, the child may become quite emotional. Another example is if a child spends a lot of time with the mum or dad, they may have separation anxiety when they come to nursery. This means they would be feeling sad and down and therefore may not want to play or learn because they…

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    Childcare Center Regulations in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma Eva Zamanillo American Public University CHFD 215 Introduction to Child Development Professor Sheila Rapa Agency Information Name: Child, Youth and School Services (Child Care Centers and FCC Homes) Address: Bragg Road Fort Sill Oklahoma 73503 (Child Care Centers) Phone Number: (580) 442-3927 or (580) 442-4836 (Central Registration) Website: http://sill.armymwr.com/us/sill/programs/childcare/…

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    at her home because Children's Services received a called about her daughter Lauren. The social worker explained the reason for the home visit and to discuss some concerns involving Lauren. The interview purpose was the concerns of Lauren’s child development. Grace said her DSS worker Michelle was worried because Lauren, who is a 4-year old is sill drinking from the bottle and not fully potty trained. Grace also mentioned her worker concern of tooth decay. The interview could have been improved…

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    For researchers, the topic on child development has been having issues for the fact that it has been ignored. Especially parents refusing to take notice that the focus on child development carries a large impact on their children developing social skills. Throughout history it is shown how once a child is born in a certain community the child's developmental stages of changes that are occurring are ignored History indicates that once a child is born in a particular community the developmental…

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    Explain how children and young people’s development is influenced by a range of external factors. It is generally observed that, children from well educated, financially stable and loving families are very confident, well-nourished and are able to develop life skills much comfortably. The external factors which contribute towards child and young people’s development are  Family background: children and young people’s development is contributed by the support, love and encouragement they get…

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    A. I believe that stress is influences development of the child 's brain. Child abuse and neglect constitute one aspect of these environmental influences, which present the maturing child 's brain with experiences that will crucially and potentially adversely affect the child 's future development and functioning (IPCE). YoungMinds, the children 's mental health charity, says nearly one million children between the ages of five and 15 now have mental health problems like depression and anxiety…

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    debate. Is the person your child becomes influenced by nature which is genetic or by nurture which is environmental. Is there really only one factor or does both nature and nurture play a part in child development? We all can agree that nature and nurture influences genetic and environmental development, cognitive development, and emotional or social development. Currently researchers are trying to figure out if nature or nurture influences the type of person a child becomes. In relation to…

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    and language development in relation to the development of children from birth to three years. Do they apply to all children’s development? This essay will be analysing and evaluating the major theories of development in relation to the development of children aged from birth to three years, and whether the theories apply to all children’s development. The physical development of children from birth to three years is explored by Freud, whose work consisted of the psychosexual development and…

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    Explain how children and young people’s development is influenced by a range of personal factors. Personal factors that may affect a child’s development include: Health and Disability A child’s general health can affect their development. Children who have spent an extended amount of time unwell or in hospital in the first years of their life may have delayed physical development. Premature babies are more likely to show variations in their development than full term babies. Their milestones…

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    that point, students are still individuals who are greatly impacted by their environment. We need to take in account typical child development patterns, as well as individual differences between children. My placement is with 2-3 year olds. No teachers have made statements to be about a child being labeled as ADD/ADHD. The teachers seem to be mindful of child development, and how much these kids can really focus on. The teachers plan short, engaging activities to keep student focus. When…

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