Section A
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- Section A
- A1
- Physical Development
- Principles of Growth
- Growth is a variable across different parts of the body
- Height
- Weight
- Dimensions
- Growth is a variable across different parts of the body
- Principles of Development
- Development follows an orderly sequence and is the acquisition of skills and abilities
- Motor skills
- Gross motor skills
- The use of the larger muscles in the body
- Fine motor skills
- Smaller movements to make precise and accurate actions
- Gross motor skills
- SexualCharacteristic
- Primary
- Penis
- Vagina
- Secondary
- Voice break
- Pubic hair
- Primary
- Principles of Growth
- Physical Development
- A2
- Intellectual Development
- In infancy and early childhood there is rapid growth in intellectual and language skills
- Piaget's Model
- Stages of cognitive development
- Sensorimotor (0-2 years old)
- Preoperational (2-7 years old)
- Concrete Operational (7-11 years old)
- Formal Operation (11-15 years old)
- Stages of cognitive development
- Chomsky's model
- Piaget's Model
- In infancy and early childhood there is rapid growth in intellectual and language skills
- Intellectual Development
- A4
- Social Development
- Stages of play in infancy and early childhood
- Solo play
- Plays alone with toys
- Notices other children
- Parallel play
- Learns to complete tasks through trail and error
- Begins to copy adults and other chilldren
- Co-operative
- Uses simple rules in games.
- Enjoys playing in small groups
- Solo play
- Stages of play in infancy and early childhood
- Social Development
- A1
- Self-Concept
- A mixture of self-esteem and self - image
- Self-Esteem
- How we value ourselves
- Self-Esteem
- Emotional Development
- John Bowlby's Theories of Attachment
- Secure
- Prefers parents to strangers
- Able to separate from a parent
- Avoidant
- May avoid parents
- No real preference between stranger and parent
- Ambivalent
- Wary of strangers
- Become very distressed when parent leaves
- Disorganised
- May take on the parental role
- May act as the caregiver towards the parent
- Mixture of avoidance and resistant behaviour
- Secure
- John Bowlby's Theories of Attachment
- A mixture of self-esteem and self - image
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