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    Another aspect affecting the development of children at this stage is the notion of goodness of fit (Jeffries, 2015). As toddlers look for social cues from their environment and are developing their sense of self, if a child is not accepted by those around them they will experience stress, shame and doubt. Differing temperaments between child and caregiver can have a large impact on this development. The social and emotional differences experienced by the child and caregiver can cause…

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    and develop in many different ways. I will explore implications for child development in relation to two tasks, an elicitation and a non-participant observation. To explore the potential of this, I have explored literature and relevant studies to support the analysis of my findings. I will refer to and recognise indicators in relation to current statutory frameworks of the Early Years Foundation stage, (EYFS 2014) and Development Matters. (Reference.) The aim of this paper is to improve my…

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    with other people and process their actions. For instance, learning new words as a nda was cleartoddler, to being able to resist peer pressure as a high school student, how a child develops friendships and other relationships to successfully navigating the challenges of adulthood. The four ‘Grand theories’ about child development are built on the fundamental idea about children’s nature & role of the environment they are…

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    Autistic Child Development

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    2014) Lacking the ability to read social clues can have a significant effect on an individual’s social development. They may or may not understand the many unwritten social rules that exist, even simple rules and as a result they may lose out on essential social interactions or become excluded. The child’s lack of understanding of social cues could cause major issues in terms of their social development at certain ages. Theory of mind (the ability to attribute mental states to self and others in…

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    observe children through their development. Throughout our course, we learned very well the five areas of development and how crucial they are within a child’s life. By knowing the five areas of development, it has helped me observe the children at the party and apply my knowledge and really see it in action. Crafts engage multiple brain areas simultaneously and improve bilateral coordination between both sides of the brain, leading to future cognitive development. Within our craft, there were…

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    contribute to the development of oppositional children and analyze how these factors are impacting your job. There tends to be three main factors that put a child at risk for developing a pattern toward oppositional and defiant behavior. These factors are: children with a natural and innate difficult temperament, parents who possess a low level of skill for disciplining and nurturing a child, and parents enduring an excessively high level of stress. Any one of these factors can put a child at…

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    Child Brain Development

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    Brain development is when a child’s brain transforms during a period of development between utero and three. This development is crucial for many reasons, including the child’s relationships, their experiences and their surrounding environment, this continues throughout their life time. During the time of middle childhood (ages 7-11), there is a growth spurt which occurs in the brain around 8 or 9 which allows the organ (brain) to almost reaching its full size. The brain development during…

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    Child Reading Development

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    Reading is a complex development process which integrates varying skills, some of which are acquired innately while others must be taught. For some children, the process of learning to read is natural and happens instinctively. For others learning to read needs to be explicit and intentional. Children progress at their individual pace often based on their unique experiences. These experiences are analogous to the socio-economic status and level of parental education, number of siblings,…

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    The standard is; Promoting Child Development and Learning. This standard means a lot to me considering the fact that you have to promote child development and their learning at all times while you’re teaching them. It’s very important to promote this to children as early as possible, it will definitely help their development and learning throughout the years. You should always use this standard in the classroom with the students you have. The more you incorporate it in the classroom, the better…

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    ADHD Child Development

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    disorder of self-regulation, and it’s a qualitative deficit, so that begs the question how far behind is this child? and so the rule that I have taught for years in our clinics, and it remains a very good rule of thumb, is the average ADHD child is 30% behind their age, some are even more, but on average across all ADHD children, it looks to be about 30%, so here’s what I want parents to if your child is 10 years the self-control of the seven-years, old that is how long you can persist, there is…

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