First booklet...good luck!

Question 1

Birth and Infancy age range and key features?

Answer 1

0-2 and infants grow rapidly reaching approximately half their adult height by the age of 2 years old. At around 1 year old they can walk and by the age of 2 years they can run.

Question 2

Early childhood age range and key features?

Answer 2

3-8 children continue to grow at a steady pace, they continue to develop coordination and strength.

Question 3

Adolescence age range and key features?

Answer 3

9-18 adolescence experience growth spurts. they develop sexual characteristics during puberty

Question 4

Early adulthood age range and key features?

Answer 4

19-45 young adults react the peak of their physical fitness.

Question 5

Middle adulthood age range and key features?

Answer 5

45-65 the ageing process begins with some loss of strength and stamina. women start menopause

Question 6

Later adulthood age range and key features?

Answer 6

65+ the ageing process continues with a gradual loss in mobility, older adults will experience a loss of height of up too a few centimetres

Question 7

human growth?

Answer 7

growth is an increase in a measureable quantity, such as height or weigh or other dimensions

Question 8

human development

Answer 8

development is about the complex changes in skills and capabilities that an individual experience as they grow.

Question 9

maturation?

Answer 9

completely different to growth and development, it is genetically controlled changes influencing development, eg puberty

Question 10

developmental norms

Answer 10

milestones, expectations of development

Question 11

delayed development

Answer 11

when a baby or a child does not develop within an expected time range

Question 12

holistic development

Answer 12

development as a whole/ PIES

Question 13

life stages

Answer 13

infancy 0-2
early childhood 3-8
adolescence 9-18
early adulthood 19-45
middle adulthood 46-65
later adulthood 65+

Question 14

life courses?

Answer 14

different life carers are for different people, everything is unique to a humans life
everyone has had a different experience.

Question 15

define life span

Answer 15

there life between birth and death and it will be different for everyone

Question 16

define life expectancy

Answer 16

a number of years your expected to live depending on where you live

Question 17

New-born fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 17

Gross- primitive reflexes

fine- holds their thumb tucked into their hands

Question 18

1 month fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 18

Gross- lifts chin, some control of the head

Fine- opens hand to grasp finger

Question 19

3 months fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 19

Gross- cant lift their head and chest when lying on front

Fine- can briefly grasp a rattle

Question 20

6 months fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 20

Gross-rolls over can sit up for a short time without support, kicks legs when held up

Question 21

9-10 months fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 21

Gross- crawls, beings to walk while holding onto objects

Fine-using fingers and thumb to hold small objects

Question 22

12-13 months fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 22

Gross- stands alone, can walk without support

Fine- manipulates and places toys

Question 23

18 months fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 23

Gross- climbing on furniture

Fine- builds a short tower with blocks

Question 24

2 years fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 24

Gross- propels a sit-on toys with their feet, throws a large ball
Fine- draws lines and circles and lines, turns a page

Question 25

2.5 years fine and gross motor skills?

Answer 25

Gross-jumps from a low step, kicks a ball.

Fine- uses a spoon and fork, builds a tower of 7-8 blocks