Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Early childhood

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Ages 2-6
◦Period of great curiosity, cognitive growth
◦Motor skills being perfected
◦Vocabulary multiplies quickly
◦Independence, sense of self-efficacy established

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Avoiding

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Children learn through their senses
**Most kids love to explore messy substances
• Some are more sensitive (avoiding)
•May not like light touch (tactile defensive)

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Seeking

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Children learn through their senses
**Most kids love to explore messy substances
• Some are more sensitive (avoiding)
•May not like light touch (tactile defensive)

  • Or less sensitive (seeking)
  • May appear clumsy
  • May seem aggressive or inattentive
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Dr visits

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Eye exams 3-4 yo

◦Auditory can be impaired by colds, ear infections

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Otolaryngologist

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ENT

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Developmental Coordination D/O

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◦5% of kids
◦Poor FM, GM skills
◦Inc risk of social problems in Elem School
◦Followed closely by Psychologists

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Autism spectrum disorder

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Deficits in social communication and social interaction
◦Restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities
◦Hyper-or hypo-reactivity to sensory input or unusual interest in sensory aspects of environment
◦Current estimates by CDC (2015) I in 68 children have autism
◦Impact on finances, social relationships, stress levels and family QOL

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Areas of occupation impacted by autism spectrum disorder

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Areas of occupation impacted by ASD
◦Play
◦Leisure
◦Social Participation
◦Education
◦Sleep
◦ADL (Case-Smith & O’Brien, 2015)
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◦IADL
◦Work
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Feeding

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Young kids need snacks to keep blood sugar from dipping

◦Need healthy food- junk food contributing to skyrocketing obesity rates

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Symptoms of food allergies:

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◦Hives, vomiting, diarrhea, cramping, swelling of throat, lips, tongue
◦Flushing, itching, plunging blood pressure (paleness), loss of consciousness

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Most common allergies

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Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish

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Treatment for food allergies

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Treatment: mild case- Benadryl
if more than 1 system involved: EpiPen,
call 911! Do NOT take “wait and see
approach”

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Cognition

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Cognition:
Piaget: Preoperational Thought
◦Ages 2-7
◦Use of symbols- stand for something else
◦Trouble with conservation due to limitations with reasoning and thinking

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Definitions relevant to Piaget’s Preoperational Thought

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◦Centration- cannot attend to more than 1 feature

◦Conservation- quantity or amount is same regardless if change in shape or position

Nonreversibility- can not undo order of operations

◦Egocentrism- lack awareness that there are viewpoints other than their own

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◦Centration-

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cannot attend to more than 1 feature

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Conservation-

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quantity or amount is same regardless if change in shape or position

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Nonreversibility-

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can not undo order of operations

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Egocentrism-

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lack awareness that there are viewpoints other than their own

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Cognitive Development: How do children learn?

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◦Multiple intelligences

◦Must teach to different strengths and weaknesses

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Multiple intelligences: Integrating into teaching methods

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◦Use variety of methods:
◦Work in small groups (interpersonal) to gather info, brainstorm (verbal/linguistic, logical/mathematical)

◦Create music and jingles to memorize key info (musical/rhythmic, body/kinesthetic)

◦Reflect, write in a journal (intrapersonal)

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Music is important for:

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  • brain development
    • enhances multiple intelligences
    • facilitates bonding
    • builds social/emotional skills
    • enhances motor development
    • enhances memory retention
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Theory of the Mind

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◦Develops after age 4

◦Before age 4, children cannot understand that others may have different beliefs

◦Candy box test

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Moral norms have 3 characteristics

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◦Generalize to all situations
◦Last beyond situations and conditions that engender them
◦Linked to feelings of autonomy

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Early Childhood Summary

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◦Rapid growth and increased self care skills, independence
◦Beginning socialization, roles, self-esteem rooted
◦Focus on physical aspects of play, refining perceptual skills, reading and writing
◦Still egocentric