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Understanding Childhood Development: Principles and Milestones

Explore the first 12 years of life, highlighting the rapid growth, essential skills acquisition, and interconnected domains of physical, language, cognitive, emotional, and social development. Learn key principles like the orderly progression of development and the unique rates at which children grow, maturing, and learn. Discover developmental milestones and how growth and maturation play vital roles in shaping individuals. Dive into the science of early childhood development with insightful resources.

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Understanding Childhood Development: Principles and Milestones

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  1. Principles of Development HHD Unit 2 Chapter 7 – Understanding Childhood

  2. Understanding Childhood The first 12 years of life are characterised by periods of rapid and steady growth patterns and significant development to equip individuals with many of the skills they require in life. Some examples of the developmental milestones of the first 12 years are: (copy table 7.1 on page 192)

  3. Physical Language Aesthetic Cognitive Emotional Social Development in one domain influences and is influenced by development in other domains. Domains of children's development are closely related to each other

  4. Principles of Development 1. Development requires change (Summary) 2. Early development is essential of later development (Summary)

  5. 3. The pattern of development is orderly and predictable Development proceeds from the head downward (cephalocaudel law) Development proceeds from the centre of the body outward (proximodistal law) General to specific Simple to complex

  6. 4. Development involves maturation and learning (Summary) 5. Growth and development are continuous (Summary) 6. Rates of development are unique (Summary)

  7. The Science of Early Childhood Development http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLiP4b-TPCA&playnext=1&list=PL6BE4DD60A6FD0588

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