4. Mother Care, Other Care: Children's development in the context of early education and care Flashcards
what is the main influence of behaviour and attachment in children?
what goes in in the environments of care (e.g. home, childcare)
what is the main influence on a child’s development?
their experience
what are the parental forms of early childhood education and care?
antenatal care and parenting
what are the categories of non-parental early childhood education and care?
formal and informal
what are types of formal non-parental care in early childhood education and care?
group day care, family day care, kindy
what are types of informal non-parental care in early childhood education and care
Relative, friend, Nanny
what are the roles the early childhood education and care play in child and parent’s lives?
enables workforce participation of parents and potentially promotes children’s developments
what are the two systems and early childhood education and care?
child care and education
what does child care allow for the parent?
enables them to work and it is of a minimum standard and low cost
what does education provide for a child?
promotes learning and development and high quality and resources
how many children are there in childcare?
approximately 1000000. by the time children enter school 96% children in australia will have attended early childhood education
how much is spent on early childhood education and care each year?
$10 billion - $7 billion by gov the rest by parents
what has developmental science indicated about the relationship between early life and adult outcomes?
positive early caregiving –> better life changes. Early experiences predict outcomes in adult life: health, well-being, productivity
what does establishing positive pathways of development result in?
marginal gains through higher levels of social and human capital
what are the three developmental tasks of childhood?
Regulating emotions and feeling secure, getting on with and learning about others, learning the think and learning to talk