Development Domains

What are the developmental domains?

• social-emotional, physical, language and cognitive.

• cognitivism, constructivism, and behaviorism.

• Knowledge, Skills, and Understanding .

Definition of development

• Ability to carry out meaningful task.

• Changes in students behavior.

• It refers to a certain changes that occur in human being.

The physical domain covers ...

• intellectual development and creativity.

• physical changes, growing in size and strength, and the development of both gross motor skills and fine motor skills.

• growth of a child in understanding and controlling their emotions.

Cognitive domains includes

• Changes in thinking. As we grow mental process becomes more complex.

• Changes in personality, emotions and social relationships take place as one grows.

Social-Emotional can

• Influenced by experience.

• Gradually gaining control overlar geand small muscles.

• Helping children learn to get along with others.

• help children how to develop thinking skills.

A child has trouble understanding how to interact with peers and struggles to understand lessons taught in a group setting. This is an example of the impact of cognitive development on which of the following developmental domains?

• Physical Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

• Language Development

A child has few opportunities to interact with other students outside their family and so they have not learned appropriate ways to express their feelings. This is an example of the impact of social development on which of the following developmental domains?

• Cognitive Development

• Physical Development

• Language Development

• Emotional Development

Which is not an area of development?

• Cognitive

• Physical

• Maturing

• Social

Language development is about learning how to communicate.

• True

• False

Children mostly follow the same pattern of development but do this....

• at the same time

• a their own pace

• children do not follow the same patterns of development