GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Stages of Growth and Development
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Stages of Growth and Development l l Infancy • Neonate • Infancy l • Birth to 1 month • 1 month to 1 year Early Childhood • Toddler • Preschool • 1 -3 years • 3 -5 years l Middle Childhood • School age 6 -12 years Late Childhood • Adolescent 13 -18 years
REMEMBER! Growth and development are two different processes: l Growth is an increase in physical size l Development means an increase in skills, abilities and emotions
Principles of Growth and Development l l l l Development is a continuous process (one skill lays the basis for mastery of new skills) Development is sequential (one skill cannot develop until the previous one is achieved; maturation and learning) Wide individual differences exist in growth and development rates Growth and development proceed from general to specific Growth and development proceed from simple to more complex Development proceeds “from-head-to-toe” Development proceeds “from-inward-to-outward”
Growth and Development Pattern Development occurs in “head-to-toe” and “inward-to-outward” direction.
What is the difference between growth and development? Growth is an increase in the size, weight and height of an individual. It is a quantitative change that can be easily measured in metric or imperial units Development is an improvement of one’s abilities and skills. It is a qualitative change that cannot be measured in metric or imperial units
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT It is the process by which children gain control of their muscles Physical development is important because: 1. It allows new learning to take place 2. It allows further development to take place 3. It affects children’s confidence and self-esteem
Physical development is grouped into the following areas: FINE MOTOR: GROSS MOTOR: • Fine manipulative skills (using fingers) • Gross motor skills (using whole limbs) • Fine motor skills (using the whole hand wrist) • Locomotive skills (skills that help to move from one place to another) CO-ORDINATION: • Hand-eye coordination • Foot-eye coordination • Balance
Children go through many different stages of physical development
Gross Motor Development l l Newborn: barely able to lift head 6 months: easily lifts head, chest and upper abdomen and can bear weight on arms
Head Control Newborn Age 6 months
Sitting up l l l 2 months old: needs assistance 6 months old: can sit alone in the tripod position 8 months old: can sit without support and engage in play
Sitting Up Age 2 months Age 8 months
Locomotive skills l l 9 month old: crawl 1 year: stand independently from a crawl position 13 month old: walk and toddle quickly 15 month old: can run
Locomotive skills 13 months old 9 months old
Fine Motor - Infant l l l Newborn has very little control. Objects will be involuntarily grasped and dropped without notice. 6 month old: palmar grasp – uses entire hand to pick up an object 9 month old: pincer grasp – can grasp small objects using thumb and forefinger
Fine Motor Development 12 -month-old 6 -month-old
Fine Motor - toddler l l 1 year old • • Can transfer objects from hand to hand Can hold a crayon and colour horizontal strokes 2 year old: • • • Can hold a crayon and colour vertical strokes Turn the page of a book Build a tower of six blocks
Toddler
Fine Motor – Older Toddler 3 year old: copy a circle and a cross – build using small blocks l 4 year old: use scissors, color within the borders l 5 year old: write some letters and draw a person with body parts l
Toddler Safety becomes a problem as the toddler becomes more mobile.
School Years: fine motor l l l Writing skills improve Fine motor is refined Fine motor with more focus • • • Building: models – legos Sewing Musical instrument Painting Typing skills Technology: computers
Early School Years
Later School Age l 8 to 10 years • team sports • match sport to the physical and emotional development
Adolescent As teenagers gain independence they begin to challenge values l Critical of adult authority l Relies on peer relationship l Mood swings especially in early adolescence l
Adolescents
Older Adolescents l l l Relationships Sexuality – STD’s / AIDS Substance use and abuse Gang activity Driving
Young age
Middle age
Old Age
- Social changes in adulthood
- Stages of human growth and development pictures
- Emotional changes in childhood
- The stages of growth and development
- Slidetodoc
- Rice plant morphology
- Feekes growth stages
- Stem vegetables
- Harrod domar growth model
- Soybean growth stages
- Rostows stages of growth
- Life cycle of a tiger with labels
- Sri system of rice intensification
- Rostow's model
- V stages of corn
- Basic hair structure
- 5 stages of spiritual growth
- Nolan's stages of growth model
- Main concept of the world system theory
- Rostow's model
- Susan campbell relationship stages
- What are the stages of potato growth
- What is development
- What are the 5 stages of rostow's model
- What is growth analysis
- Shoot system
- Primary growth and secondary growth in plants
- Vascular ray
- Step growth polymerization vs chain growth
- Geometric growth population
- Neoclassical growth theory vs. endogenous growth theory