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    Explain how children and young people’s development is influenced by a range of personal factors. There are several personal factors which affect children and young people’s social‚ language‚ emotional or intelligence development. This includes: Health status‚ disability‚ allergies and nutrition‚ sensory impairment visual or hearing‚ exercise‚ Addiction. Health Status: Premature births‚ genetic conditions do affect the rate of physical growth. Also some long term illness like meningitis‚ conditions

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    The pattern of development in the first 3 years of life Early childhood is a time of massive growth in all areas of development. A needy newborn grows into a little person who can take care of their own body and interact with others. Because of this‚ the primary developmental task of this stage is ‘skill development’. Between birth and age three‚ physically‚ a child typically quadruples in weight and doubles in height. Bodily proportions also shift‚ so that the infant‚ whose head accounts for almost

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    Adult Development 1 Adult Development 2 Life experiences‚ challenges and accomplishments shape adult developments. These stages of developments are series of life events that will help adult to transition to the next stage. Some of the development crises are essential for growth and will enable adult to learn and adjust to their full potential. The film‚ “Follow Me Boys”‚ started in a bus where a group of travelling musicians found themselves in a crossroad of their young

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    03/10/13 FSN429 Follow The Diet Assigned Diet Plan: It is your 55th birthday and your recent doctor’s visit alerted you of the fact you have HTN and are very overweight. In order to keep CVD at bay‚ your doctor recommended the following diet: 20-25 kcal/kg‚ .8 g pro ( or- 15% kcals as pro)‚ 30% kcal from fat ( follow TLC guidelines) and 1500 mg Na. Be sure to eat no less than 35 gm fiber/d. 1. Meal Pattern A. wt: 184# ( 84 kg) Ht: 6’0” (72 in/ 183 cm/ 1.83 m) Age: 22 YOWM

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    History Essay: Follow The River by James A. Thom The book that I have decided to read and do an essay on was Follow the River by James Alexander Thom. Follow the River is about five colonists taken from their homes by Shawnee Indians and the escape that followed Mary Draper Ingles captivity. Mary Draper Ingles is the main capture and a mother of three; two boys and one girl. I believe it would be somewhat an accurate account of the events that may have happened during her

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    environment are now being characterized to the effects of the genes. However genes never act alone. The effects of the genes are controlled through the environment. Environment and the genes go hand in hand. Even though genes have a profound effect on children’s lives‚ environment also has effect on what children do‚ on what they think about‚ and on how they think. The term environment includes everything on the planet‚ social environments‚ natural environments‚ social settings‚ built environments‚ learning

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    she may have communicated better at an earlier age. According to the article “Nature vs. Nurture Debate in Language Acquisition”1‚ written by Professor Shanawaz‚ the adults usually speak to children in a structured and repetitive way. The children imitate the language and their languages formulate a same cultural belief and value system. Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory also states that the built-in biases from those “experience” and “culture” factors lead to constraints in those children’s language

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    1.1 Describe the expected pattern of children and young people’s development from birth to 19 years‚ to include: * Physical development * Communication and intellectual development * Social‚ emotional and behavioural development Child development stages describe different milestones through a child’s growth from birth to 19 years. There is a wide variety of aspects that may include genetic‚ cognitive‚ physical‚ family‚ cultural‚ nutritional‚ educational‚ and environmental factors that

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    The Beneficial Effects of Pets on Children’s Emotional Development xxx California State University‚ Fullerton Abstract Pets are known to provide benefits to those who interact with them. It has been found that pet ownership can generate positive changes within the lives of their owners‚ and the development of the owner’s children. The purpose of this paper is to explore the benefits that pets have on these children and to use scholarly peer-reviewed journals to support these benefits‚ which

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    Did China follow the East Asian development model? Andrea Boltho1 Maria Weber 2 3 Abstract China is located in East Asia and‚ just as Japan‚ Taiwan or (South) Korea at earlier stages of their development‚ has now grown very rapidly for some three decades. That is not enough‚ however‚ for it to qualify for membership of the club. The East Asian development model has a number of additional and important characteristics. Four are selected for discussion: the almost constant encouragement given to

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