Physical Cognitive Development In Middle Late Childhood Chapter
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Physical & Cognitive Development In Middle & Late Childhood Chapter 9 Manisha Sawhney, Ph. D. 1
Body Growth & Change § Slow, consistent growth § Average growth is 2 -3 inches a year § Average weight gain is 57 pounds a year
Brain & Motor Development § Brain development § Prefrontal cortex-increase in pathways and circuitry § Cerebral cortex-thickening of temporal & frontal lobes § Synaptic pruning § Motor Development § Gross Motor skills § Fine motor skills
3 year old’s drawing
5 year old’s drawing
9 year old’s drawing
Health, Illness & Disease § Injuries are the leading cause of death § Obesity The percentage of children aged 6– 11 years in the United States who were obese increased from 7% in 1980 to nearly 18% in 2012. (CDC, 2013) § Causes of Overweight/Obesity § Heredity (Stunkard et al. , 1990) § Environmental § Socioeconomic status
Consequences of overweight § Medical problems § Diabetes § Hypertension § Elevated blood cholesterol § Psychological § Low self esteem § Depression § Eating disorders
Obesity Stigma § How does social stigma of obesity effect children?
Health, Illness & Disease § Cardiovascular disease (CVD) § Risk factors for CVD include, hypertension and obesity § Cancer § Second leading cause of death in 5 -14 yr old § Leukemia most common childhood cancer
Children with Disabilities § What disabilities do children have and how does it impact their education § 14 percent children received special education in 2008 -2009 (Aud et al. , 2011) 11
Learning Disorders § Difficulty in understanding or using spoken or written language or in doing mathematics. • DSM-5 describes several domains of specific learning disorder: - Reading (dyslexia) - Written expression (dysgraphia) - Mathematics (dyscalculia)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder § Predominantly: § Inattention § Hyperactivity § Impulsivity Incidence: § 6. 4 million children between the ages of 4 and 17 (11 percent) have received an ADHD diagnosis (CDC, 2011) § In North Dakota, the rate has increased from 7. 5 percent in 2007 to 8. 9 percent in 2011 § What do these figures tell us? § Is ADHD overdiagnosed 13
Causes for ADHD § Genetic factors § Maternal health during pregnancy § Executive areas of the brain are underactive § Treatment: § Combination of medication and behavior management improves the behavior of children with ADHD
Autism Spectrum Disorder (DSM-V) § Characterized by significant impairments in : § Social and communication deficits § Repetitive behaviors and fixated interests § Symptoms must be present in the early developmental period § Autism and Asperger disorder § https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=z 8_Oi 9 Usg. OI
Repetitive Behavior and Fixated Interests § Prevalence § Current official U. S. estimates: 1 in 68 (CDC, 2014) § More in boys than girls § Causes § Brain dysfunction § Genes & Heredity § Polygenic model/theory of multi-factorial inheritance
Cognitive Development: Piaget’s Theory § Concrete Operational Stage: § Seriation § Transitivity § Reversibility § https: //www. youtube. com/wat ch? v=g. A 04 ew 6 Oi 9 M 17
Information Processing: Baddeley's model of working memory § Long Term Memory increases § Strategies for Improving Memory § Fuzzy Trace Theory § Verbatim memory trace § Gist 18
Intelligence § The ability to solve problems and to adapt and learn from experiences. § Intelligence Scales § Binet Test § IQ=Mental Age/Chronological Age *100 § The Wechsler Scales 19
Types of Intelligence § Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence 20
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence 21
Differences in IQ scores § Influence of genetics § Environmental Influences § Flynn Effect IQ scores have risen across developed countries in recent decades. Source: Flynn (1999) 22
Culture free tests 23
Language Development § Increase in Vocabulary due to formal schooling § Start understanding comparatives and subjectives § Bilingualism and Second Language Learning § Increase globalization has lead to increase in children who are bilingual § Bilingualism does not interfere with primary language 24
- Physical development of late childhood
- Late childhood physical development
- Socio-emotional development of late childhood
- Language development in middle childhood
- Physical development in middle childhood chapter 11
- Physical development in middle childhood
- Kellogg drawing stages
- Early childhood is ____ for language learning
- Early and middle childhood
- Middle and late childhood
- Social development in middle adulthood
- Stages of growth and development from infancy to adulthood
- Intellectual development in later adulthood
- Module 47 infancy and childhood cognitive development
- Cognitive development in childhood
- Module 47 infancy and childhood cognitive development
- Middle childhood emotional development
- Social and personality development in middle childhood
- Middle childhood growth and development
- Cognitive development for middle adulthood
- Cognitive development middle adulthood
- Later adulthood physical development
- Physical development in late adulthood
- Adulthood development stages
- Physical development in early childhood