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    information on the Hallwick Method, a method used by some instructors to teach students. Adaptive aquatics is beneficial for people with special needs and disabilities; students can increase their strength, confidence in themselves, and improve their fine motor skills. The adaptive aquatics program was formed recently in the United States; information on what the program…

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    Jonas was able to pick up a crayon and draw with no difficulty. He did not show any clumsiness in this action. This shows his development in fine motor skills. “By the time they turn three, children have had the ability to pick up the tiniest objects between their thumb and forefinger for some time, but they are still clumsy at it...By age four, children’s fine motor coordination…

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    I completed my first teaching experience on Thursday, September 29, 2016. After much consideration on the course options, I settled on Dr. Ferrier’s Psychology of Child Development (PSY 2210) course. This class meets twice a week, so the class period was 1 hour and 15 minutes, and is located in Fletcher Hall, room 100. I strategically chose child development for my first teaching experience because I thought it was important to feel fairly comfortable with the material, especially knowing how…

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    meets her needs. A toddler will boost their physical development by encouraging them both physical growth and motor skill development. Teachers at Little Einstein’s will encourage toddlers to walk, tossing a ball, jumping in place and riding a tricycle. As they progress in growth and become more adaptable to their environment, their activities will help the teachers to direct their fine motor movements. For example the teachers will help them with scribbling, stacking blocks, using a spoon and…

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    Language Development There are several factors that can have a direct effect on a child’s speech and language development, A few of the many factors that may have an effect on speech development in children, include: lack of stimulation, delayed motor skills, inadequate awareness of communication, reduced hearing, frequent moving or changes in environment, exposure to many different languages and high anxiety ( http://www.livestrong.com/article/217996-factors-affecting-early-child-development/)…

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    Introduction My child goes by the name of Toothless. Toothless is about 7 or 8 years old and is in the 2nd grade. He is white, has short blonde hair and dark brown eyes. He is at the stage where his teeth is falling out, hence the name toothless. I observed Toothless at the Reeves Rogers Elementary school, after school program called ESP (extended school program) here in Murfreesboro, TN. There was generally 6-8 adults there to handle the kids and generally 1 or 2 assigned to the 2nd grade class…

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    15. You notice that Ryan 's mother tries to pull his arms through the sleeves of his shirt/jacket from his hands. She tells you that he is stubborn and just pulls the other way when she 's trying to dress him. Discuss why "physiologically" this is happening and offer some suggestions you might make to Ryan 's mother to make dressing easier. In children with CP, it can be difficult to dress and undress due to unwanted movements caused by stiffness related to tone. I would demonstrate a tapping…

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    of the many phases of growing up and there is nothing to be alarmed about. Let her go about her day, she will turn to you when she needs to be comforted. Developmental milestones of your 33-month-old toddler The development of language, motor and cognitive skills are taking a new turn as your kid moves closer to her third birthday. Here is an overview of the major developmental milestones of your 33-month old toddler:  Language development: The ability to count up to three is a…

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    was that my child wore leggings that had hearts on them, while her sisters had stripes. This girl was very independent in every activity that she did. She showed a high activity level as she interacted with almost every peer. She expressed her fine motor skill by coloring neatly inside the lines and…

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    Family Observation

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    “Observation of developmental stages through life span” Michael is four years old boy. He is Hispanic descendent his parents are Cubans. According to his mother, his home environment is quite stable with established habits and routines. Michael lives with both of his parents, the grandmother from mother side, and one older sister who are nine years old. Their life style is very relaxed; they enjoy going on vacations every time they can. Their religion is Catholic, and they go every Sunday…

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