A1: Milestones Flashcards

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What are developmental norms / key milestones?

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  • the stages that every individual is expected to develop at through particular stages in their life
  • eg walking, talking, using a pen, tying shoe laces
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What are the key areas of milestones?

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  • physical gross and fine motor skills
  • social development
  • emotional development
  • intellectual development and language skills
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What is an observation?

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  • involves an assessment of a child’s abilities, learning and behaviour to ensure that children are making expected progress towards milestones
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Define the term skills and abilities

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  • gross and fine motor skills
  • thinking and language skills
  • social roles and expectations
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Identify examples of skills and abilities

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  • talking
  • walking
  • forming sentences
  • making friends
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Define the term gross motor skills

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  • using large muscles
  • eg arms and legs
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Identify examples of gross motor skills

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  • 4 year olds can hop and stand on 1 foot for up to 5 seconds
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Define the term fine motor skills

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  • precise use of muscles
  • eg hands and fingers
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Identify examples of fine motor skills

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  • 2 year olds can point finger to something when you name it
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Define the term social and emotional development

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  • develop identity and self image, relationships and feelings about themselves, learning skills to live in society with others
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Identify examples of social and emotional development

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  • 3 year olds can show affection for playmates
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Define the term intellectual development
(example)

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  • 4 year olds can follow 3 step commands
  • eg “ please get dressed, comb your hair, and wash your face”
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Define the term communication and speech development

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  • learn to communicate with friends, family and all others
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Identify examples of communication and speech development

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  • 1 year olds can say “mama” and “dada”
  • 3 year olds can use 4-5 word sentences
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What is important to consider when discussing milestones?

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  • age
  • gender
  • external factors (eg family, where you live, learning disabilities, childhood)
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Define the term milestones

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  • stages that every individual is expected to develop at through particular stages in their life