Physiologic development :
There will be a steady increase in height, weight and muscle tone of the children. They are longer and leaner. Heads and trunk continue to grow but their head is so large in proportion to their bodies. As preschooler’s bodies develop overtime, the areas in their brain that control movement continue to mature, this enabling them to perform gross- motor skills such as running, jumping, kicking, climbing, throwing, skipping and fine motor skills such as stringing beads, drawing and cutting with scissors.
Cognitive development:
Motor development:
Gross motor development
Fine motor development
Briefly describe the physical, psychosocial, cognitive and motor development of a child in relation to the...
8:25 Inbox No Subject Briefly describe the physical, psychosocial, cognitive and motor development of a child in relation to the development stages mentioned in the table. (in 30-40 words each Infant (0-1year) Physiologic development Cognitive development Motor development
8:22 Inbox No Subject Biefly describe the physical, psychosocial cognitive and motor development of a child in relation to the development stages mentioned in the table. (in 30-40 words each) Schooler (5-12 years) Physiologic development Psychosocial development Cognitive development Motor development
8:21 < 0 No Subject Biefly describe the physical, psychosocial, cognitive and motor development of a child in relation to the development stages mentioned in the table. (in 30-40 words each) Toddler (1-3 years) Physiologic development Psychosocial development Cognitive development Motor development
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