rachel Flashcards

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what does sequence mean?

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order in which development happens

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2
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what does rate mean?

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time it takes to reach developmental milestone

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3
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what does holistic mean?

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all areas of child’s development

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4
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what does milestones mean?

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small achievements leading to end goal

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5
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what does interdependency?

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different areas of development rely on eachother

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6
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what does EYFS stand for?

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ealry years foundation stage

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7
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what is EYFS?

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statutory frame work for 0-5 years

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8
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what are prime areas of development?

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core foundation of childs learning

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9
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what are specific areas of development?

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once foundation learning is sercure they begin to develop

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10
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what are prime areas?

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• physical development
• communication & language
• personal, social and emotional

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what are specific areas?

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• understanding of the world
• literacy
• mathematics
•expressive arts & design

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12
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what are the overarching principles?

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• unique child
• positive relationship
• enabling environment

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13
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what does neonate mean?

A

newborn baby

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14
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what does reflex mean?

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a movement we don’t consciously make

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15
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what does coordination and control?

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ability to use multiple parts of your body to carry out specific tasks

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16
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what is rooting reflex?

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touching their check/ lip makes them turn their head which helps find nipple or bottle

17
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what is the sucking reflex?

A

helps baby swallow formula or breast milk

18
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what is the grasping reflex?

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if you stroke a babies palm they will grip your finger

19
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what is palmar reflex?

A

hand

20
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what is plantar reflex ?

A

foot

21
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what is startle reflex?

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if startled from a loud noise or woke up, they will clench fists and move away from the body

22
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what is the stepping reflex?

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if you place feet on firm surface they will make stepping movement

23
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what is the fencing reflex?

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when baby’s head turns to one side then corresponding arm will straighten and opposite bends

24
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what is a internal factor?

A

biological

25
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what is a external factor?

A

environmental