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Week 5 Flashcards

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Are physical changes in 6-8 year olds impressive

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They are more difficult to observe directly the physical changes in middle childhoood are just as impressive

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How much do 6-8 year olds grow

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5cm to 8cm in height and 2.75kg each year

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What is some other motor development in early childhood

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Large muscle coordination continues to improve children show increase in strength and speed and hand-eye coordination also gets better

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What fine motor skill improve

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Writting possible as well as drawing cutting and many other skills ( using a pair of scissors)

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What may link the improvement in fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

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Steady increase in myelinization of neural axons across the cebral cortex with sensory and motor areas affected first

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What are some things that increase with the right hemisphere lateralization

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Spatial perception
L/R
Relative right-left orientation improves (more dominant)
Spatial cognition- males score better than females on spatial orientation (boys early play preferences may enhance this ability)
Visual experience

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How many overweight children become overweight adults

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1/2

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What are overweight and obese children more predisposed to

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Developing type 2 diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease later in life

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What is the major flaw with BMI

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Doesn’t take in account athletes they do not apply to everybody
Doesn’t discriminate between muscle and fat

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Why do we still use BMI

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Easy and cheap
For surgery
Acurate 80% of the time

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How many children fail to meet the recommended daily duration of PA

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1/4

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How many exceed the sedentary behaviour limit

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37%

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How much screen time or other passive non school related activites should kids this age get

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no more than 2 hours

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What happend to PA during covid

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You had to physical education on your own time there was a decrease in PA females more than male
Also more screen time males more than females

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How many grade difference did covid create

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3 full grades

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Which province had most days remote schooling

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Ontario

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What were some discourse around COVID and families

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We are all in this together
Social distancing/Physical distancing
Resilience

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What are the 7 Cs of resilience

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Compentence
Confidence
Coping
Control
Character
Connection
Contribution

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What is the problem with applying this conceptualization of resilience to school aged children

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Empathy is hard
Not prioritizing these things
In/out of their control
What are they actually capable of doing as a child
To survive you still need outside things

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What were some of the findings of the solar study

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Resilience on a continuum
Surviving: Fighting back
Persevering: You keep trying
Recovering: keep trying and then we do it
Thriving: working hard

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What was it that kids say about the solar study

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All the kids wanted was to have a friend with the interview

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What stage are they at in piaget

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Concrete operational stage

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What is decentration

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thinking that takes multiple variables into account

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What is reversibility

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Understand that both physical actions and mental operations can be reversed

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What is increased inductive or deductive logic

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Inductive allows the child to go from specific experience to a general principle but deductive logic is still not strong

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What is an example of decentration

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Perspective is everything different people see different things on a picture

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What is reversibility

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Things can change they can be multiple things or reverse back and forth

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What are information processing skills

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Memory function continues to improve and processing efficiency increases steadily with age (ability to make efficient use of short-term memory capacity)

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What are executive processes

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advancement in information processing skills that involves devising and carrying out strategies for remembering and solving problems based on knowing how the mind works

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Does executive process improve

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Yes with the use of common information processing strategies knowing how their mind works

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31
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What is reherasal

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Mental or vocal repetition

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32
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What is organization

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Grouping ideas objects or words into cluster to help rember them ( all animals, ingredients for lasagna) more applical to knowledge you have experince with

33
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How dose language look like at this age

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basic grammar is mastered by 5/6 and pronunciation is native language things they say incorrectly they fix now
Expansion- children learn to maintain the topic of conversation, creating unambiguous sentence and speak politely or persuasively

34
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What is pragmatics

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Language in context

35
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What is phonetics

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Classification of speech

36
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What is phonolgy

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Sounds

37
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What is morpholgy

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Study of words and how they are formed

38
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What is syntax

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study of arrangement of words and phrases

39
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What is semantics

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The meaning and relaionship of words

40
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What is the focus of eduacation in the 6-12 age

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Reading and writing

41
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What are some skills that help with reading and writting

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Phonological awarenesss (you need to be taught)
Learning about meaningful word parts (nouns,verbs,adj

42
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What are comprehension strategies for reading and writting

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Sound-symbol connection
gramaer and wirting techniques

43
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What happend during covid with reading

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They fell behind and its hard to catch them up when it all builds on each other

44
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What are the 8 forms of intelligence of gardner

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  1. Lingusitic
  2. Logical/mathematical
    3.Musical
    4.Spatial
  3. Bodily/kinsethetic ( move in a cordinated way)
  4. Naturalist
  5. Interpersonal
  6. Intrapersonal
45
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What are strenbergs 3 components of intelligence

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  1. Contextual- knowing the right behaviour for a specific situation
  2. Experiental- learning to give specific responses without thinking about them
  3. componential- ability to come up with effective strategies
46
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Why is there no agrement on the measurement of intelligence

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Fluid- problem solving-case studies
Crystalized- accumulation of knowldge

47
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Are there difference in Iq for males and females

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NO

48
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How much of a population is Canada will experience a learning problem

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10%

49
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If they struggle when they are young will the struggle when they are older

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yes

50
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Whar is an exceptional child

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A child who has special learning-needs students with disabilites and gifted students don’t fall in the middle

51
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What are program accommodation

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Adjustments of teaching methods to help the child who has special needs achieve the outcomes of the standard curriculum ( stay interested not drop out)

52
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Whats the problem with modified programs and IEPS

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You cant fall into both and some people dont fall into either

53
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What is personality in freud at this age

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Form emotional bonds with peers (move beyond those with parents)

54
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What are some aspects about personality at this age

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The big five
Stable
Related to competnece also a feeling of compentence

55
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What are the big five about personality

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Openness
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticsim

56
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What is openness

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Degree of intellectual curiousty creativity and a prefrence for novelty

57
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What is conscientiousness

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Tendency to be organized and dependeble

58
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What is extraversion

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Tendency to seek the compant of others and talk

59
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What is agreeableness

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measure of one trusting and helpful nature

60
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What is neuroticism

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Predisopostion to psycological stress

61
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What erikson stage are we at

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Industry vs inferiority develop a sence of your own competence through the mastery of cultrually define learning tasks ( mastery helps them move through this stage)

62
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What ushers in industry vs inferiority

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Ability to plan-executive function (studying, planning,memory)

63
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By the end of middle childhood what are the two components of self concept

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  1. Psychological self
  2. Valued self
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What is psychological self

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Understaning one stable internal traits
becomes complex and abstract
development of self efficacy
“ I am kind”
‘ i am helpful”

65
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What is valued self

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global evaluation of ones self worth
you have erroding self-esteem stable in short terms but over periods of several years it is less
Comparing it to there peers see an erosion of self esteem

66
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To children understand others better at this age and what else changes in social cognition

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Yes by theory of mind
descrptions of people from concrete to abstract starts 6/7by focusing on physical features
6/8 inner qualties and traits

67
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What is family relationships like at this age

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rely on their parents pressence support and affections depsite spending less time with them

68
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What does having meals together the best predictor of

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Better academic sucess
Fewer behavioural problems
better psychological adujustement(teen use)
Better nutrtion( in teen years)

69
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What are the five stages of friendship

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  1. momentary physical interaction (play together but like dosent have there back its just easy)
  2. One way assistance ( they do nice things for you bargaing happens and kids will put up with negative behaviour just to have a friend)
  3. Fair weather cooperation (someone who returns a favor worried about fitting in something nice will be done in return)
  4. Inirmate and mutal sharing ( friend is someone you can tell things you wouldnt tell anyone else do nice things just cuz u like them)
  5. Autonomus interdepence ( a friend is omeone who accepts you and that you accept as they are can share friends)
70
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What are some problems with bullying

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No great programs for bullying
Consequences are signifciant
It is a health issue
Mental health issues dont dissaper
Dont see interventions to target bullies parents are desfensice about there kid but also themselves label the child as anything becomes a prophecey they belileve it about themselves

71
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Why cant kids just be resilieant with bullying

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self esteem is shrunk cant just be resliant
Do they have the internal and external resources to be resileant
Enviorment needs to exist to be resilance

72
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What are patterns to watch for in aggression

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Becomes less common learn the cultural rules about when and how much is acceptable to display anger and aggression a
at every age male show more than femials ( cultural thing teach boys to be tougher media and culture)

73
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what gender is relational agression more common in

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it is aimed at damaging anothers elf-esteem or peer realtiionships more coomon in females

74
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Does TV violence lead to high amounts of direct physical agreesion in adults of both genders and inderct agression in females

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Yes

75
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What does Tv violence lead to

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Emotional desentization regarding violecene
A belief that agression is a godo way to solve problems
Reduction is pro social behaviour

76
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What should tv be considered as

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An educational medium psoitve and negative behaviours can be learned

77
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What does short term learning look like

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Diagrams
Models
Pictures
Peers
Analogies
Fun

78
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What does long term learning look like

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Role models
Responsibility
Wanting to become big kids

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