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Principles of growth and development Flashcards

1
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Gross motor skills

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movements (running, waking, crawling) that involve using the larger muscles of the body (arms and legs)

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Fine motor skills

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movement (writing, knitting) that involve smaller muscles (fingers, toes)

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Life stage: 0-2 years

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infant

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Life stage: 3-8 years

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Early childhood

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Life stage: 9-18 years

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adolescent

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Life stage: 19-45

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Early adulthood

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Life stage: 46-65

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middle adulthood

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life stage: over 65 years

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Later adulthood

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Chomsky’s theory of how children’s logic and reasoning develops

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Children all learn langues the same way, all languages follow similar structure

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Piaget’s theory on how children’s logic and reasoning develops

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Children’s pass through stages of development in a sequence, this is universal

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Growth

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an increase in a measurable quality such as weight, height or head circumference

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12
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How is growth measured (4)

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-height
-weight
-dimensions
-head circumference

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Development

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complex changes/increases in skills, abilities and capabilities

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14
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Sitting up age (gross)

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9 months

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15
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Standing age? (gross)

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9 or 12-13 months

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16
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Cruising age? (gross)

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9-10 months

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waking age? (gross)

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12-18 months

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18
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Briefly grabbing objects (fine)

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3 months

19
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Moving objects from hand to hand (fine)

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6 months

20
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Pincer grip age? (fine)

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9 months

21
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Throwing object age? (fine)

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12 months

22
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Drawing lines and circles or turning a page age? (life)

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2years

23
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3 examples of gross motor skills

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1) Sit unsupported: 6months
2) Walk: 15 months
3) Runs: 18 months

24
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3 examples of fine motor skills

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1) dropping objects: 9 moths
2) Pincer movement: 12 months
3) “draw”: 18 months

25
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Riding a tricycle age? (early childhood) (gross)

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By 3

26
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Running forwards and backwards age?? (early childhood) (gross)

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By 2

27
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Walking on a line age? (early childhood) (gross)

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By 26 months

28
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Hopping on one foot age? (early childhood) (gross)

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By 4

29
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Hopping, skipping and jumping confidently age? (early childhood), (gross)

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By 5

30
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Turns the page of a book age? (early childhood) (fine)

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By 18 months

31
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Buttons and unbuttons clothing age? (early childhood) (fine)

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From 2

32
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Writing own names age? (early childhood) (fine)

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By 4

33
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Joins up writing age? (early childhood) (fine)

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6-7

34
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Writes as well as an adult age? (early childhood) (fine)

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By 8

35
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Piagets theory

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Children pass through stages of development in a sequence

36
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Chomsky’s theory

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Children learn languages the same way, all languages follow a similar structure

37
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What is Primary sexual characteristics

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It’s directly linked to reproduction, present from work

38
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What is Secondary sexual characteristics??

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This is not directly linked to reproduction, a visible distinction between males and females. Developed during puberty.

39
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Primary in girls:

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Vagina, uterus, ovaries

40
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Primary in boys:

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Penis, testicles, scrotum

41
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Secondary in girls:

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Pubic hair, breasts, pelvis widens, curvy shape

42
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Secondary in boys:

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Pubic/ facial/ chest/ body hair, voice breaks

43
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Gross motor skills in early childhood

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• riding a tricycle 3
• running forwards and backwards 2
• walking on a line 2
• Hopping on one foot 4
• Hopping, skipping, jumping 5

44
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Fine motor skills early childhood

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• Turning the page 18 months
• Buttoning clothes 2
• Writes own name 4
• Join up writing 6-7
• Writes as well as an adult 8

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