Answer to Question 1
ANSWER: SeparationHow does the child separate from family members?
SelfcareHow does the child perform selfcare tasks independently?
PhysicalHow does the child approach new challenges physically?
SocialHow does the child relate to other children and adults?
EmotionalHow does the child deal with frustration, anger, sadness?
Speech/languageHow does the child express feelings and ideas?
Memory and attention spanIs the child able to attend to tasks to completion?
LiteracyHow does the child react to literacy activities?
CreativityHow does the child use materials without direction?
Adjustment to new settingsHow does the child react to changes?
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER: It begins with the declaration of the sex at birth. Children are treated differently and develop ideas about what it means to be female or male. They develop self-esteem about their gender identity through messages from society about what is good or bad about being that sex.
Using concept maps as a learning strategy
Concept map
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Caregivers’ responses sometimes help a child with strong emotions adapt to the environment.
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Child-resistant Packaging