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Piaget's Stages of Cognitive development

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Piaget's Stages of Cognitive development

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Sensorimotor stage (Birth-2)
Preoperational stage ( 2-7)
Concrete operational stage(7-11)
Formal operational stage (Into adulthood)

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Lev Vygotsky's Theory of Social Development 

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Lev Vygotsky's Theory of Social Development 

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-Social Interaction
-More Knowledgeable Other
-Zone of Proximal Development

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Erik Erikson's Theory/Stages of Social Development

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Erik Erikson's Theory/Stages of Social Development

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1. Trust v Mistrust
2. Autonomy v Shame
3. Initiative v Guilt
4. Industry v Inferiority
5. Identity v Identity Diffusion
6. Intimacy v Isolation
7. Generativity v Self-Absortion
8. Integrity v Despair

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Developmental Milestones of a 6 Year Old

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Read more about child development. Visit http://blog.appystore.in/ Your 6 year old can now solve jigsaw puzzles. Cognitively, the child can think realistically and can also understand cause-effect. On the socio-emotional front, the child becomes sensitive towards others and his peers may become important.

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six year olds become more drawn to "real items"
ex: camera
Children want to use a real camera compared to a toy camera at this age.

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As a part of Howard Gardener's Multiple Intelligences Theory (8 total), the Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence theory describes the body's ability to control certain movements, such as handling objects, playing sports, or dancing.

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Today Ellen welcomed an amazing 6-year-old Hip-Hop dancer named Tanner Edwards to the show. He gave an amazing performance that only got better when Ellen surprised him with a special guest!

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Children now have vision as clear as an adult's.

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Children tend to have a happier outlook on life and have less negative feelings.

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Children are able to express their needs and wants in appropriate ways compared to throwing tantrums and not communicating.

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Children this age find routine comfortable and desirable.

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Children are able to distinguish between items that are food and those that are not food.

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Children are able to learn the basics of swimming.

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Children are able to move with music or a beat.

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Most children this age are able to control their major muscles by having good balance, skipping without difficulty, and are also able to catch a ball.

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Sense of emotions is secured with close relationships of adults such as parents.

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Children are able to pick out their outfits.

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Children are beginning to develop their first molars and are also starting to lose their baby teeth.

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Children become more connected with their own feelings and thoughts.

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Children begin to solve their problems with peers on their own.

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Children are able to write their name on their own.

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Children begin to develop "best friends" or certain cliques during this age based on frequency they see each other.

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Most children at this age are able to ride a bike.

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Children's conversations become more complex in detail and depth.

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Children become more aware of their own emotions as well as their peers.

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Can a 6 Year Old Write a Complete Story?

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Children start to have a longer attention span and their memory gets stronger around this age.

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Children start drawing more realistically. (Ex- drawing a person with a body)

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Starting to write words and letters more clearly.

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Children's make believe/imagination skills get more advanced when playing games and engaging with friends?

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Board games and games that require taking turns are started to be played around 5 years old. Children may want to follow the rules, or struggle with taking turns and playing fairly.

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Children will know most basic shapes, as well as more complex 3-D shapes. Children also start to understand basic math skills. (Ex- Cone, Pyramid)

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At this point in development, the children are starting to have more complex sentences. Children are also able to under stand stories, and the concept of having a beginning middle and end.

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By the age of 5 most children know and are able to write the entire alphabet.