Education

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Attachment is viewed as crucial for healthy social and emotional development. What are some ... Started by KWilfred	1 Replies 41 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by bitingbit
Developmentally appropriate practice sounds like such a reasonable approach to teaching and ... Started by imanialler	3 Replies 79 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by meltdown117
Describe the importance of early brain development. Started by mspears3	1 Replies 58 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by nekcihc358
Describe how a child in the stage of sensorimotor intelligence learns about the world. Started by serike	3 Replies 52 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by jasonq
Describe Bronfenbrenner's ecological model of human development. Started by futuristic	1 Replies 87 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by stallen
Choose one of Gardner's intelligences and describe how, as an early learning professional, you might ... Started by biggirl4568	3 Replies 87 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by brittiany.barnes
What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs? Started by meagbuch	1 Replies 40 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by Mholman93
Describe the positive aspects of the attachment relationship. Started by asmith134	3 Replies 38 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by beccamahon
Children with special needs are often categorized as disabled, at-risk, or gifted. Started by asan beg	1 Replies 40 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by sierramartinez
Piaget is best known for his work on multiple intelligences. Started by beccaep	3 Replies 50 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by ririgirl15
Vygotsky believed that language was a crucial tool for learning. Started by frankwu	1 Replies 107 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by wuly
Maslow believed that if a person's deficiency needs were not met, their higher-level needs could not be met. Started by elizabeth18	3 Replies 72 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by gabrielle_lawrence
The attachment bond usually begins at about 14 months. Started by audragclark	1 Replies 23 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by chereeb
Attachment is an emotional bond that occurs between two people and is essential to healthy relationships. Started by karlynnae	3 Replies 59 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by ndhahbi
Children who are egocentric have a difficult time seeing things from any perspective other than their own. Started by mmm	1 Replies 37 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by Jossy
As we take in new information from the world around us, we assimilate much of that information into ... Started by Diane	3 Replies 31 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by micaelaswann
Maria Montessori developed a task performance concept referred to as the zone of proximal development. Started by joesmith1212	1 Replies 37 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by Ahernandez18
Intrapersonal intelligence is the special ability to understand other people. Started by KWilfred	3 Replies 66 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by welcom1000
Ellen Galinsky emphasized in her book Mind in the Making, the interrelationship between Started by evelyn o bentley	1 Replies 61 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by miss.ashley
The following are often characteristics of gifted children except Started by azncindy619	3 Replies 67 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by Anna
ADHD refers to Started by silviawilliams41	1 Replies 26 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by hanadaa
Primary-school-age children are characterized by Started by tingc95	3 Replies 28 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by akpaschal
Preschoolers age 3 to 5 are characterized by Started by viki	1 Replies 23 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by taylorsonier
Infant and toddler development is characterized by Started by chads108	3 Replies 26 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by LegendaryAnswers
An outcome of the popular book From Neurons to Neighborhoods (Shonkoff & Phillips, 2000) has been ... Started by jerry coleman	1 Replies 20 Views	Mar 5, 2019 by parker125