Intellectual Development
- Created by: Renee Cameron
- Created on: 21-05-16 13:39
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- Intellectual Development
- Problem Solving
- Needed to work things out and make predictions about what might happen
- Moral Development
- Needed for reasoning and making choices about how to act towards self and others.
- Language Development
- Essential to organise and express thoughts.
- Memory
- essential for storing and recalling infomation
- Abstract Thought/ Creative Thinking
- Essential for thinking and discussing things that can't be observed.
- This is how individuals organise their ideas and make sense of the world around them
- Infancy and the early years are stages of rapid intellectual development
- Intellectual development continues throughout the life stages
- Thinking skills and short-term memory may decline in later adulthood.
- Older people may experience dementia, which is an illness affecting the brain which causes memory loss.
- Thinking skills and short-term memory may decline in later adulthood.
- Intellectual development continues throughout the life stages
- Problem Solving
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