EDU101

CLASS
With Teacher Jathry
Welcome, students!
REPORTERS
Teacher Dana Sofia Grapa
Teacher Ana Melissa Jarobilla
Teacher Carina Miscoso
Teacher Alpha Grace Niego
Teacher Rubelyn Obero
Teacher Josh Talaver
LESSON FOR
THE DAY
 COGNITIVE AND
LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENTS OF
INFANTS AND
TODDLERS
 Coordination of sensory
experiences to physical and
motoric actions.
Gain knowledge from physical
actions
Reflexive and instinctual action at
birth
COGNITIVE
DEVELOPMENT
Evolves in the orientation
from being focused on
themselves to becoming
object or world-oriented.
Action-based to
mentally-based
Sensorimotor to a
symbolic one.
 Cooing

Express Example
satisfaction 2-4 s:
and pleasure months "aaaa",
"oooo"
OBJECT
PERMANENCE
is the understanding
that the object still
continue to exist even
when they cannot be
seen, touched, or heard.
OBJECT
PERMANENCE
Before the infant’s
acquisition of sense of
object permanence, the
principle that applies is
“out of sight, out of
mind”
OBJECT
PERMANENCE
Object permanence
often coincides with
separation anxiety
SEPARATION
ANXIETY
-Tends to develop around
the same time as object
permanence
-Playing with the baby
is a great way to help
develop their
understanding of object
permanence
Babbling
Repetitive CV patterns
- Starts at around 3 or 4 and
continues aroud age one year
- Examples: "bee - bee - bee", "ma-
ma-ma-ma-ma"
 Holophrastic Stage
One-word Utterances

These first words Examples: "mama"

Generally spoken
are called (means "I want my
at around 10-14
Holophrases, one- mother")
months but may
word speech that "dede" (means "I
occur as early as
stand for the whole want to drinks
9 months
idea/sentence. milk"
Telegraphic Stage
Two-word Utterances
- Comes around 18 months
- Children use two-word
combinations to express
themselves (Telegraphic Speech)
- It is called telegraphic because
many words are omitted and only
the important parts of the
sentence are usually present.
- Examples: "eat bread", "nick
play"
Basic Adult Sentence Structure
Grammatical or
Functional structures
emerge with continuing
vocabulary acquisition.

Present at about 4
years
Thank you!