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This video explains holistic development and demonstrates a couple of relevant activities. Watch ‘iTeach – Holistic development’ produced by the Ministry of Education, Singapore.Watch the video and make notes. What can you learn from watching the video? Click on the right arrow to watch a second video.

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Tutorial Video
Reading Materials

Laser Learning reading text ‘Areas of development: An overview’.
'Child and young person development’ by Home Learning College.
Laser Learning reading text ‘Cognitive development’.
‘Ages and stages’ webpage on the Talking Point website.
Laser Learning reading text ‘Stages of social and emotional development’.

Presentation

This presentation, called ''Expected' development?', looks at what is meant by the standard stages and sequences of development. Click on the icon to read this resource.
This presentation is called 'How do you support physical development' and includes some of the milestones of physical development you would expect to see in children from birth to 12 years.

Good Practice Example
Good Practice Example
Interactive Quiz
Evidence Opportunities
Extended Learning

Click to see how a baby develops during every stage of pregnancy from week one to the birth. ‘Pregnancy week-by-week: a visual guide’ webpage on the NHS Choices website.
‘Children’s health guide: Child development’ on the WebMD website. Click on the icon to the left to read access a guide to children development from ‘new-born and baby’ to ‘teenagers’. Select the ages you want to learn more about and the milestones. To note, the milestones include physical development, cognitive and language skills, and social and emotional growth.
Click to read ‘Practice guide: Child development’ on the Nursery World website. Please note, a paid subscription is required to read this article. This is entirely at your own discretion.
Click to read ‘Child development – Is your child developing holistically?’ on the Wisdom Times website.
Click to read ‘10 ways to promote your child’s cognitive development’ on the Friendship Circle website.
Click to read ‘Social-emotional development domain’ on the Department for Education, California website.

Extended Learning
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