Ontwikkelings Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

QUESTION 1 1.1 Discuss the meaning of the term “ubuntu”. Ubuntu is an African indigenous philosophy that is the measure of human behaviour. It is the ideal to live life selflessly and to make sacrifices for others who, in turn, will live selflessly. It places the well-being of the individual in all transactions. It is similar to the audi alteram partem rule, which means that both sides of the story must be heard. Ubuntu is attributed to co...

This document is a summary of Patrick Leman's book “Developmental Psychology”. This book is part of the exam material to be learned for the course of Introduction to Developmental Psychology, which will be taught at Leiden University during the first year of the study of Pedagogical Sciences.

summary-developmental psycho 2021-2022

it's a partial summary of the book

first period of developmental psycho lectures verbatim fully written down everything that is relevant, including all the material you need for the exam (sometimes a couple of words in dutch, but mostly just verbatim of the english lecture)

This is a complete and clear summary of the book 'Child psychopathology' which needs to be studied for the course of childpsychopathology. The file contains summaries of all chapters which need to be studied, making sure you are perfectly prepared for the exam!

Summary of the lectures of Developmental Biology and Genetics (B-B3OBG05). The summary is in English, since the lectures were also in English. Summary of the lectures of B-B3OBG05 HC1, HC2, HC4, HC5, HC6, HC7, HC8 and HC9

Here is my summary of the course Developmental Biology and Genetics. This course was tested in 2 subtests and I followed this classification. All lectures of these two parts are summarized and supplemented with good images. Good luck! PS: I sell this summary as Word document, so you can make adjustments yourself!

Collegeaantekeningen 2020-2021

Very extensive lecture notes of all lectures of part 2 of developmental biology and genetics. The notes are in English (just like the course)