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How does DAP apply? - Answer -variety of experiences
-lots of play opportunities
- Socialization
- Exposure to rich language experiences
What should caregivers plan? - Answer Caregivers should plan and prepare
experiences that are fun, stimulating and offer hands on opportunities for learning that
are challenging and achievable.
What is the most important aspects of child's learning during the ages of 3-5 years. -
Answer Language development
Jean Piaget - Answer Four stages of cognitive development
Erik Erikson - Answer Eight conflicts of social and emotional development.
What are the four stages of cognitive development - Answer -sensorimotor
-pre-operational
-concrete operational
- formal operational
What is the pre-operational stage? - Answer According to Piaget, the Preoperational
stage is from ages 2-7 and is most relevant to young children. During this stage, young
children learn about their world through their actions.
, What does Piaget's theory explain? - Answer Piaget's theory explains how children
interact with their environment to construct knowledge.
What does the eight conflicts in emotional development explain? - Answer Erik Erikson
developed the theory that emotional development occurs through eight stages in a
person's lifetime. He proposes that individuals must go through each of the eight stages
in a sequential order.
What are the eight conflicts in emotional development? - Answer Trust vs mistrust
Autonomy vs shame and doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Industry vs. inferiority
Identity vs. confusion
Intimacy vs isolation
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Integrity vs Despair
What does Erikson's theory social development state? - Answer States that children at
this age must be nurtured while they develop an interest in exploring beyond
themselves.
What are the developmental domain for young children? - Answer Physical
Development
• Social and Emotional
• Language and Communication
• Cognitive Development and General Knowledge
• Approaches to Learning
Physical development in young children - Answer • Growing taller and leaner than
toddlers