Understand children’s learning and behaviour in relation to sequence, rate and stage of development
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Which of the following skills might you see a child develop at 18 months? Select the 5 correct answers.
Enjoys peek-a-boo
Tackles stairs with help
Simple words spoken
Eagerness for independence
Names familiar objects
Recognises parent’s actions
Interest in other children
Enjoys simple puzzles
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- Baby starts to babble words
- Enjoys telling and hearing jokes
- Able to use the toilet
- Shows signs of anger and frustration when they can’t do what they want
- Baby smiles back when they see a smiling face
- Startle reflex
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12 months
18 months
3 months
9 months
Crawls
Enjoys a pop up and posting toy
Feeds themselves
Notices mobiles
Which of the following is NOT an aspect of development? Select the two answers.
Social, emotional and behavioural
Moral
Eating
Communication
Physical
Intellectual / cognitive
Sleeping
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It is important to that children do not always progress through the of development; neither do they go all of the aspects of development at the same . Children may develop quickly in some and take longer in others and some children will quicker than others .
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