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Child Development

Social Sciences

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01: Main Body
1.01: Chapter 1
02: Faculty Resources
2.01: Request Access
2.02: I Need Help
03: Module 1- Introduction to Child Development
3.01: Nature vs. Nurture
3.02: Development of the Human Brain
3.03: Introduction to Life Span Growth and Development
3.04: Lecture- Introduction to Life Span Growth and Development
3.05: Culture
3.06: Cultural and Societal Influences on Child Development
3.07: Periods of Development
04: Module 2- Foundations of Growth
4.01: Video- The Chemical Mind
4.02: Growth Stages 1- Infancy and Early Childhood
4.03: Early adverse experiences- what does the latest brain research tell us
4.04: Moral development- forming a sense of rights and responsibilities
4.05: Socioemotional Development in Childhood
4.06: Small children big cities
05: Module 3- Research Strategies
5.01: Library and Research Sources
5.02: Appendix C- The Reflective Practitioner
5.03: APA References Page Formatting
5.04: Creating APA References Entries
5.05: Why Is APA Documentation Important
5.06: APA Order of Major Sections
5.07: APA Title Page Formatting
5.08: APA First Main Body Page Formatting
5.09: APA In-Text Citations
5.10: APA Formatting- The Basics
06: Module 4- Theories (Part I)
6.01: Cognitive Development- The Theory of Jean Piaget
6.02: Social development- relationshipspersonal motives and morality
6.03: Kohlbergs Stages of Moral Development
6.04: Major theories and models of learning
6.05: Behavioral Psychology
07: Module 5- Theories (Part II)
7.01: Incentive Theory of Motivation and Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation
7.02: Motivation as self-efficacy
7.03: Cultural Psychology
7.04: Constructivism and Social Constructivism in the Classroom
08: Module 6- Language Development
8.01: Human Language Development
8.02: Introduction to Language
8.03: The Structure of Language
8.04: Human Language and the Brain
8.05: Linguistic Relativity
09: Module 7- Infancy
9.01: Physical Development
9.02: Nutrition
9.03: Cognitive Development
9.04: Language Development
9.05: Psychosocial Development
9.06: Video- What Do Babies Think
10: Module 8- Prenatal Development
10.01: Introduction to HeredityPrenatal Development and Birth
10.02: Prenatal Development
10.03: Environmental Risks
10.04: Pregnancy
10.05: Childbirth
10.06: Maternal Mortality
10.07: Conception to birth visualized
11: Module 9- Early Childhood
11.01: Lecture- Early Childhood
11.02: Physical Development
11.03: Cognitive Development
11.04: Psychosocial Development
11.05: Childhood Stress and Development
12: Module 10- Middle Childhood
12.01: Physical Development
12.02: Cognitive Development
12.03: Developmental Problems
12.04: Psychosocial Development
12.05: Learning and Intelligence
12.06: Learning Approaches
13: Module 11- Adolescence
13.01: Introduction to Adolescense
13.02: Physical Development
13.03: Cognitive Development
13.04: Social Development
13.05: Lecture- Adolescence
14: Module 12- Intelligence and Facilitating Complex Thinking
14.01: The Source of Intelligence
14.02: What Is Cognition
14.03: Video- The Growth of Knowledge
14.04: Critical thinking
14.05: Creative thinking
14.06: Problem-solving
14.07: Broad instructional strategies that stimulate complex thinking
14.08: Individual styles of learning and thinking
14.09: Multiple intelligences
14.10: Measures of Intelligence
15: Module 13- Frameworks for Maturation
15.01: Social and Personality Development in Childhood
15.02: Relationships and Families in Adulthood
15.03: Teaching is different from in the past
15.04: What are Education Philosophies
15.05: Defining Sex Gender and Sexuality
15.06: Gender and Sociology
15.07: Video- Second Infancy
16: Module 14- Early Adulthood
16.01: Lecture- Early Adulthood
16.02: Physical Development
16.03: Cognitive Development
16.04: Psychosocial Development
16.05: Types of Love
16.06: Activity- Love Attitude Scale
16.07: Work and Personality