CPLD Level 3 Unit One Exam For use with the Unit one exam for CPLD 0.0 / 5 ? Health & Social CareChild development unit 1 examBTEC NationalEdexcel Created by: kirstyfreedenCreated on: 20-04-16 21:16 What are the principles of growth? the rate of growth is variable; different parts of the body 1 of 14 Define growth The subdividing of cells, usually measured by height,weight and head circumference. 2 of 14 What are the principles of development? physical development occurs in an orderly sequence 3 of 14 What are the effectst of cortisol on the brain? Stress can affect the development of the brain and affect later behaviour 4 of 14 What is development? The skills and knowledge that children gain 5 of 14 How do the principles of development help practitioners? Plan for the next stage, recognise delays in development 6 of 14 What is myelination? The coating of neurons in the brain so that information/thoughts can travel quicker through the brain 7 of 14 What is physical development? The development of gross and fine motor skills, stamina, coordination and balance 8 of 14 What is cognitive development? Is the construction of thought process, remembering and problem solcing 9 of 14 What is language development? Is the development of speech, communication, reading and writing 10 of 14 What is emotional development? The development of feelings about oneself, includes the development of self concept and attachment 11 of 14 What is social development? The growth of relationships with others 12 of 14 What are norms? Development milestones of a particular skills that is suppose to do at a particular age. 13 of 14 What is cultural environment? The interplay of genetic factors and the environment in which the child is born. 14 of 14
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