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Learning Objectives:
Refers to the different areas or aspects in which children’s development take place.
Cognitive Socio-Emotional
Development Development
Physical and Motor Development
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Physical and Motor Development
Proximodistal
Cephalocaudal
https://educerecentre.com/principles-of-growth-and-development/
Physical and Motor Development
https://www.aarp.org/health/conditions-treatments/info-2020/covid-19-ayond-ur-body.html https://www.news-medical.net/health/An-Overview-of-Brain-Development.aspx
Two kinds of Motor Skills
https://sproutsdevelopment.com/resources/gross-motor-skills/ https://www.educatall.com/page/1180/At-your-fingertips--fine-motor-skills.html
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/nl/StMonicasPrimaryWholeSchoolBlog/children-free-clip-art-with-child-
playing-dayasriod-top-2-clipartix-friends-clipart-kids-3103_2062/
Socio-emotional Development
Basic Emotions
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character-cute-children-with-dissatisfied-business-smiling-crying-laughing-smiling-and-disgusted-face/322271601
Socio-emotional Development
Complex Emotions
Infancy
https://www.123rf.com/photo_71091964_baby-boy-emotions-set.html
Socio-emotional Development at Different Stages
6-8 months
• Develops a sense of
belongingness with parents and
other familiar persons
• Feel stranger anxiety
https://www.123rf.com/photo_71091964_baby-boy-emotions-set.html
Socio-emotional Development at Different Stages
• At 2 years
• Anxiety decreases gradually
and children develop special
attachments
• Detach little from parents
• Learn to show autonomy by
saying “no” to what they do and
not what to do
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Socio-emotional Development at Different Stages
• Early Childhood
• 2-5 years old develop
• Self-awareness
• Attitudes, likes and dislikes and ways of acting
• Socialized primarily by parents
• Parents make children understand and realize the
difference between right and wrong and help in developing a
code of conduct in them