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    Piaget's Learning Theories

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    then explain two critical points and how they are related to the theory. The chosen theorist beliefs will then be related to a role as an Early Childhood Educator while providing examples of how these theories apply to the development of infants, toddlers and/ or young children and their families. The differences between a Māori theorist and the two general perspectives will be briefly outlined. Two examples of how the chosen theories relate to Te Whariki will also be included. Jean Piaget was…

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    We need programs that will not give up, and work hard in order to reach child education; such as in East Yakima. Early Childhood education teaches a toddler how to learn. So that when the child enters kindergarten they are prepared already developing their learning structure. A structure that an educator/parent will provide. Friedman states, “Make kids love learning is either to instill in them…

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    The Organic Family System

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    From toddler years the quality of Life is straightforwardly impacted by the sort of consideration, bolster, incitement and training a toddler gets from relatives in the home. During infancy children create secure connections with noteworthy others, especially relatives, they start to set up themselves as individuals from the first and generally fundamental unit of society the family, which shapes the establishment for the different groups the child will belong to all through life. Family systems…

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    As I’m working with ‘Under 2s’, I have noticed a discrepancy in their attention span. Children of ages 15-30 months attend to activities for 10-15 minutes when highly motivated. The complexity of the task also matters, as a demanding task requires so much concentration that their attention does not continue for more than 5-7 minutes. When exploring in a familiar place with a new toy, a child attends for 15 minutes or more. In a distracting place or when others stressors are interfering (sleep,…

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    What is autism? Autism is brain development disorder, when a child’s enhancement of cognitive ability ceases to progress into adulthood. Hans Asperger, who is one of the most known psychologists, concluded and mentioned that children who are struggling with autism have no problem in conversation, but they act as babies. His studies, however, did not clearly explain about autism. In 1970, Erica Foundation clearly explained about autism, therefore people could exactly know what autism is. People…

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    you start? Here is a gift guide for kids from toddlers to teenagers with some of the current trends for 2017. • DISNEY JR. DOC MCSTUFFINS ALL-IN-ONE Preschoolers can diagnose their baby dolls in this nursery with accessories galore, including a light and sound stethoscope and a patient laptop that lights up and plays lullaby music. When all the boo-boos are treated, give the baby a bandage from the sticker dispenser. • VTECH KIDS DRUM SET Your toddler can be creative and freestyle on the…

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    James Bulger, the Merseyside toddler whose mutilated body was found on a railway line at Walton Liverpool, in February, was violently attacked with bricks, stones, and a piece of metal by two 10-year-old boys who abducted him from a shopping center at Bootle and took him on a two-mile walk to his death, a jury found at Preston Crown court today. James, aged two, died from multiple injuries to the head said Richard Henriques, QC, prosecuting. His body was then placed on the railway track and was…

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    because his dad is in jail and his mom lives in Corydon. He has a white shtizu named Macy and an orange cat named Ginger. His grandpa works at a Masterbrand factory making cabinets and his grandmother owns a daycare called Oak Grove Daycare. As a toddler, Aaron was a happy and adventurous child. One time when he was exploring the great indoors when someone visiting him brought their pet turtle, that’s when some things ventured a little south for Aaron… He was…

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    vs. shame and doubt”. In this stage, toddlers may have a sense of power, they want to do something independently. They do not want to be restricted in certain pace. They can learn how to open a door, throw the ball, and hold a bottle, which are able to develop their mental and motor abilities. In the meanwhile, caregivers have to offer opportunities for children to discover their own behaviour. Then, parents need pay attention to what sort of thing that toddlers can do. They can acquire…

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    Language and Literacy Development The text provides a great deal of information about Language and Literacy development for this age. I found information on “Toddler Two-Word Utterances.” These include phrase like “All broke, all done, and me bite” (Trawick-Smith, 2014). I also learned about integrating sign languages into your classroom. I loved that this was apart of the book. I often use simple signs like those for colors, animals, basic objects, and letters with the children. This can help…

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