Sequence Of Development
There is a big difference between sequence of development and rate of development. I will explain below any give some examples and explain why the difference is so important.
-Sequence of development; is usually the same pattern or order in which child is developed but not necessarily in the same age of group. It also includes the development of intellectual growth. Example of sequence of development is a child that first sits then crawls, walks before he/she will run; itâ€TMs called order or pattern. Sometimes child does only sit and walk, run and crawl and the development is missed but its still view as expected pattern in childâ€TMs development.
-Rate of development; its a speed that child develops and it is linked to childâ€TMs age; like …show more content…
Some children are born with genetic information that triggers disability like Downâ€TMs syndrome. They may have different characteristic of face which may cause bullying. Those factors affect their development as they cannot take a part in some activities and they be more slow than others or it may affect their social and emotional skills on playtime.
-Learning difficulties; has a big impact in childrenâ€TMs development. Children with learning difficulties may include dyslexia or autism. This may affect on their social, emotional and physical skills in their future life. Children may not do some of activities that other healthy children do. They must be supported by staff to get as many activities as they able to get to help children with learning difficulties to reach their goal and their potential and make sure they get developed in all areas of childrenâ€TMs development.
-Sensory impairments; children that are usually have problem with sight or hearing impaired. Those children may have difficulty to develop their communication and language skills but also it affects them emotionally and physically because of not spending enough time with other people due to their disability. It can affect their future social and intellectual life. Support should be given to those children and young people so they can do as many activities as possible with other people and to develop their full potential. Known professional in their …show more content…
Some children are lucky enough to get all education they need to be the best in their job or life. The parents can pay for better school and give them all they need but this may be very stressful for children as they may feel pushed by their parents expectations and affect their emotional and social development. Some economic areas of UK are poor and children do not have always the education they need or they have no money to pay for study. This may affect their development because they may not achieve what they want in their life and impact on their social and cognitive development. They may be depressed or socially switched
-Sequence of development; is usually the same pattern or order in which child is developed but not necessarily in the same age of group. It also includes the development of intellectual growth. Example of sequence of development is a child that first sits then crawls, walks before he/she will run; itâ€TMs called order or pattern. Sometimes child does only sit and walk, run and crawl and the development is missed but its still view as expected pattern in childâ€TMs development.
-Rate of development; its a speed that child develops and it is linked to childâ€TMs age; like …show more content…
Some children are born with genetic information that triggers disability like Downâ€TMs syndrome. They may have different characteristic of face which may cause bullying. Those factors affect their development as they cannot take a part in some activities and they be more slow than others or it may affect their social and emotional skills on playtime.
-Learning difficulties; has a big impact in childrenâ€TMs development. Children with learning difficulties may include dyslexia or autism. This may affect on their social, emotional and physical skills in their future life. Children may not do some of activities that other healthy children do. They must be supported by staff to get as many activities as they able to get to help children with learning difficulties to reach their goal and their potential and make sure they get developed in all areas of childrenâ€TMs development.
-Sensory impairments; children that are usually have problem with sight or hearing impaired. Those children may have difficulty to develop their communication and language skills but also it affects them emotionally and physically because of not spending enough time with other people due to their disability. It can affect their future social and intellectual life. Support should be given to those children and young people so they can do as many activities as possible with other people and to develop their full potential. Known professional in their …show more content…
Some children are lucky enough to get all education they need to be the best in their job or life. The parents can pay for better school and give them all they need but this may be very stressful for children as they may feel pushed by their parents expectations and affect their emotional and social development. Some economic areas of UK are poor and children do not have always the education they need or they have no money to pay for study. This may affect their development because they may not achieve what they want in their life and impact on their social and cognitive development. They may be depressed or socially switched