1. The document summarizes four key areas of children's development: physical, social/emotional, intellectual, and communication/speech.
2. It describes physical development as changes in body proportions, motor skills, weight, size, and height.
3. Social/emotional development involves forming identity, relationships, feelings, and learning social skills.
4. Intellectual development discusses Piaget's stages of intelligence and Bruner's representations of the world, with maturation occurring gradually based on environment.
1. The document summarizes four key areas of children's development: physical, social/emotional, intellectual, and communication/speech.
2. It describes physical development as changes in body proportions, motor skills, weight, size, and height.
3. Social/emotional development involves forming identity, relationships, feelings, and learning social skills.
4. Intellectual development discusses Piaget's stages of intelligence and Bruner's representations of the world, with maturation occurring gradually based on environment.
1. The document summarizes four key areas of children's development: physical, social/emotional, intellectual, and communication/speech.
2. It describes physical development as changes in body proportions, motor skills, weight, size, and height.
3. Social/emotional development involves forming identity, relationships, feelings, and learning social skills.
4. Intellectual development discusses Piaget's stages of intelligence and Bruner's representations of the world, with maturation occurring gradually based on environment.
Body increasing in Gross motor development (walk, run, 1. Physical skill, performance, climb, jump). development weight, size and Fine motor development (hand height. coordination).
Primary socialization (within the family).
Development of Secondary socialization (settings outside the identity, self-image, home). 2. Social and relationships, Attachment (skin contact, smell, feeding, emotional feelings about her talking and listening and eye-to-eye contact). development or himself, and Self-concept (personal identity). learning skills to Moral development (what is right and live in society. wrong). Pro-social behavior (help or benefit others).
Piaget: showed that intelligence is the
result of a natural sequence of stages, and To learn the skills it develops as a result of the changing Children of understanding, interaction of a child and its environment. development. memory and concentration. Bruner: Believed that as children develop, they use different ways of 3. Intellectual representing the world around them. development
No one aspect of development occurs on
Maturation: its own. fully grown Many things can affect the speed of and developed. development. Development is a gradual sequential process.
To learn how to Pre-linguistic: the stage up to about 12
4. Communication months when a child starts to say the communicate and speech with friends, first words. development family, and all Linguistic: words are used with a others. meaning.