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    The senses of sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing help babies develop awareness of their surroundings as they explore objects using both hands. When not hungry or tired, babies tend to be happy and will reach for objects to put in their mouth. Gentle rocking, touching, and soft sounds can calm babies, while common noises do not bother them. Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that children's understanding changes as they grow and involves building a mental model of the world through acquiring knowledge and experience. Understanding child development milestones can help physical education teachers in the future by providing insight into each student's abilities and needs, as students progress at different rates and some may face challenges.

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    The senses of sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing help babies develop awareness of their surroundings as they explore objects using both hands. When not hungry or tired, babies tend to be happy and will reach for objects to put in their mouth. Gentle rocking, touching, and soft sounds can calm babies, while common noises do not bother them. Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that children's understanding changes as they grow and involves building a mental model of the world through acquiring knowledge and experience. Understanding child development milestones can help physical education teachers in the future by providing insight into each student's abilities and needs, as students progress at different rates and some may face challenges.

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    The senses of sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing help babies develop awareness of their surroundings as they explore objects using both hands. When not hungry or tired, babies tend to be happy and will reach for objects to put in their mouth. Gentle rocking, touching, and soft sounds can calm babies, while common noises do not bother them. Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that children's understanding changes as they grow and involves building a mental model of the world through acquiring knowledge and experience. Understanding child development milestones can help physical education teachers in the future by providing insight into each student's abilities and needs, as students progress at different rates and some may face challenges.

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    ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:

    1.EXPLAIN THE SENSORY MILESTONE OF A BABY

    The senses of sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing help a baby develop new
    consciousness. toy exploration using both hands. When they are neither hungry nor
    exhausted, babies tend to be joyful. reaches for something to put in their mouth. Rocking,
    touching, and soft sounds are effective at calming. Common noises don't bother them.

    2. WHAT THEORIES ARE INVOLVED IN EACH MILESTONE

    Based on my research about theories, the Piaget theory is one of the theories that is
    involved in each milestone. It says that children's intelligence undergoes changes as
    they grow. Cognitive development in children is not only related to acquiring knowledge,
    children need to build or develop a mental model of their surrounding world.

    3. HOW CAN IT HELP FOR YOU AS PE TEACHER SOMEDAY

    It can help me understand my students' situations, since each of them has a different
    developmental trajectory. Some of them are normal or have differences, but some of them
    also have difficulties, like when they can’t easily comprehend what the instructions are or
    when they can’t read properly.

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