Caregivers should plan and prepare experiences that are fun, stimulating and offer handson oppurtunites for learning that are challenging and achieveable - Answer ...
Young children need: - Answer variety of experiences
Lots of play options
Socialization exopusue to rich language
Four stageas of cognitive development according to Piaget: - Answer Sensorimotor: 0-2
Preoperational 2-7
Concrete Operational 7-11 Formal operations 11+
Preoperational takes place from: - Answer 2-7 years old
During the preoperational stage young children what? - Answer learn about their world through their action. This is why hands-on learning is crucial.
During the preoperational stage young children what? - Answer children tend to think illogically
Concrete Operational - Answer In this stage a child might think for example that a paretn has arrived at the program to pick them up because they want to go home ,not understanduing that the parent has arrived because their work day is over
the thinking process is _______ - Answer non-sequential children at this age are_____ meaning they do not perceive consequences of their actions upon others - Answer Egocentric
According to Piaget, the pre-operational stage is from 2-7 and id most relevant to young children. During this stage young children learn about their world through their actions - Answer ...
Ways to implement developmentally approproate practice to support the growth of young children during this stage by - Answer hands onactivites so they can progress, reading, singing songs, and listeing to music.
Pigets theory explains how children interact with their enviroment to construct knowledge - Answer ...
Erik Erikson - Answer 8 conflicts in emtional development
He proposes that individuals must go through each of the 8 stages in a ____ order - Answer sequential
People who succesfully ____ each __ are better able to lead a healthy and socially and emotionally connected life - Answer resilve, conflict
8 conflicts in emtional development - Answer infant: Trustvs Mistrust toddler:autonomy vs shame and doubt Preschool:Initative vs guilt Grade School: Industry vs inferiority
Initative vs guilt - Answer 3-5 begin to dvelop interest in exploring beyond themselves
children who re not allowed to pursue their natural curiosity will be prone to feel guilt for their actions when initiative is encouraged, aperson experiments within ones enviroment a lack of encouragement for initaive can result in a feeling of guilt for acting on ones natural curuiosity