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What is a Key Development Indicator?
KDI is an abbreviation for this
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What is parallel play?
Child plays alongside, but not with other children
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What is autism?
This disorder is part of a broad spectrum of disorders that involve difficulties in social and communication skills.
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What is English Language Learner?
This child might have trouble reading or writing English as it is not their first language.
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What is poor?
What type of child is more likely to get in trouble and have trouble learning in school?
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What are example of a KDIs? Initiative, Planning (children make plans and follow through), Engagement (kids focus on their interests), Problem Solving (kids solve problems in play), Use of Resources, and Reflection (kids reflect on their experiences)
Initiative, Planning, Engagement, Problem Solving, Use of Resources, and Reflection
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What is traumatic play?
Child draws gun, pretends plane is crashing, etc. as way of showing unresolved trauma
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What is a more sensitive smell and vision; senses
Children with autism might shy away from fish markets or photo shoots due to this
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What is reading, writing, listening, and speaking?
Language development includes these aspects.
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What is employment, parent’s marital status, the type of area they live in (rural or urban), and moving history?
Factors that can affect income
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What is scaffolding?
This is a way for adults to support children's current level of thinking.
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What is unoccupied play?
Child is doing nothing
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What is 1 in 88 and boys?
Ratio of children with autism to those without and gender most likely to develop it
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What is receptive and expressive language?
A child not being able to follow directions and learning rhymes indicate problems with what?
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What is a high quality preschool?
These institutions help students develop greater cognitive and social skills and show them that they are good at learning.
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What is continuity and change?
HighScope's curriculum incorporates new and old through these ways.
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What is three to five years old?
At this age, kids play as a way to interact with each other and play becomes a social motivator.
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What is flapping arms, freezing, etc.?
Behaviors common of children with autism
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What is three years old?
Age at which children are learning trust, developing gross motor activities, starting to think more for themselves, and mastering many sounds.
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What is 1/3?
How many U.S children are currently overweight or obese?
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What is an ability of the executive function of your brain according to the High Scope Curriculum article?
Inhibition, Emotional Control, Planning, Initiation are examples of this
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What is children's culture?
This affects how much children will cooperate and if they are competitive.
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What is seizure disorders like epilepsy, genetic disorders, sleep dysfunction, gastrointestinal disorders, and pica (eating things that aren't food)?
These are examples of medical issues that accompany autism.
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What is cognitive development?
A person gains personal responsibility and develops muscles and motor skills during this stage.
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What is Let's Move by First Lady Michelle Obama!
This program focuses on eliminating obesity, proving healthy foods to schools, improving access to healthy and affordable food, and empowering parents and caregivers. Who started it?
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