MODULE 7 Flashcards
Title of Lesson 7
Infancy and Toddlerhood
Sucking, following moving objects, putting off object on the palm, gripping and later on becomes intentional is on what week?
2-3 weeks
Primary to circular reactions phase
The baby attempts to an event that they like
This repetition of action might be initially occured by chance
Towards infant own body
6 weeks to 4 months
Secondary circular reactions phase
Repetitive actions that involve repeating events that the babies observed outside
Towards the environment of the baby
4 to 8 months
Goal orientation period
Deliberate planning to meet objectives
The baby starts to make steps on meeting the objectives/plan
8-12 months
The baby does things over and over again just little differently each time.
Nagiging scientist si baby, nage-explore sila
12-18 months
Infants develop to use symbols already
Mental representations
They have certain symbolism
18-24 months
What are the 6 stages of Language Development
Stage 1: Cooing
Stage 2: Babbling
Stage 3: One-word utterances/holophrases
Stage 4: Two-word Utterances/Telegraphic Stage
Stage 5: Basic adult sentence
What are the 4 stages of cognitive development according to Piaget?
Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete operational, and formal operational stages
The sensorimotor stage focuses on the _________ of infants and toddlers.
Cognitive development
6 sub-stages
1) Simple reflexes
2) First habits and primary circular reactions phase
3) Secondary circular reactions phase
4) Coordination of reactions stage secondary circular
5) Tertiary circular reactions, novelty and curiosity
6) Internalization of schemes (invention of new means through mental combination (18-24 months)
The first 3 years of a child’s life are very important, they are so called_______.
Formative years
What are the 2 elements that affect the Wholesome Socio-Emotional Development of Children?
Attachment
Temperament
Attachment occurs within the first ____ months. This it to keep their babysitter engaged.
6 months
This is the personality traits of a person, these are the ways that people differ even at birth
TEMPERAMENT
9 categories of TEMPERAMENT
- Activity level
- The mood
- Child’s threshold for distress
- Rhythmicity of babies
- The intensity of response in each baby
- Approach to.new situation
- Distraction
- Adaptability of each child
- Child’s attention span
What happens during 0-6 months?
- Startles to loud sounds
- Visually follows a moving object from side to side
- Visually follows a moving object up and down
- Reacts to pain by crying
- Withdraws or cries when in contact with something hot
What happens during 7-12 months?
- Reacts with pleasure when he/she smells something nice
- Reacts by making a face when he/she smells something foul
What happens during 13-18 months?
- Plays without tiring easily, able to keep pace with playmates
- Participates actively in games, outdoor play and other exercises
What happens during 19-24 months?
- Sustain physical activity (ex dancing, outdoor games, swimming) for at least 3-5 minutes
