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    developing an abnormal personality. ADHD often has three common causes. The first cause is genetics. Genetics can alter a child’s possibility of obtaining ADHD from a parent or possibly both parents. The second cause is from the environment. The more children are exposed to certain things‚ the more likely they are to develop ADHD. The third cause is development. If the child’s nervous system does not develop correctly‚ they could develop ADHD. In my classroom‚ I have one child that has a very short attention

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    Play is an important part of children’s life that keeps them healthy both physically and mentally. It is a way through which children explore their imagination‚ build various skills required for their development in different areas. In this essay‚ importance of play in children’s learning and development is discussed in relation to Piaget’s cognitive theory‚ Vygotsky socio-cultural theory and Te Whaariki. Moreover‚ the teacher’s role and strategies used in encouraging the play-based curriculum in

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    through looking at people surrounding. Such as children would observe and copy their role model like parents or teachers. To promote positive behaviour teachers and key person can demonstrate positive behaviour for the child. For example: when preparing a child for her transition they can look to positive role models such as their parents to learn about the new surrounding and learn from their parent’s behaviour. Another key issue is

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    control of valuable resources and greater social influences which are linked to better health‚ a longer life span and healthier children. (Bjorklund & Yunger‚ 2001). From a life history view‚ parental

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    automatically re-enact what she did that eleventh time‚ and not the first ten. 9. School performance improves in kids with poor sleep because of obstructive sleep apnea after it has been treated. 10. Studies using MR spectroscopy to compare healthy children to those with long-standing obstructive sleep apnea have shown that those with the sleep apnea have certain‚ specific patterns of brain injury not seen in the healthy kids. 11. When kids sleep well‚ their parents’ sleep improves‚ too‚ doing wonders

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    In some cases‚ children need medication in order to survive. My best friend’s niece‚ Jessica‚ had a condition where she was very hyper and she could never stay still. Jessica’s doctor had prescribed her some medication in order for her to be able to be more calm. Jessica had been taking this medication for about six months. The results of the medication were great. Jessica was more calm and she obeyed her bedtime. She listened when her parents told her to sit quietly. The medication was actually

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    Amine Mena 10/27/14 “Children Need to Play‚ Not Compete” Sports in general are a way to have fun and a way for kids to be more active. Especially in this generation where technology took over our minds. There are many types of sports programs‚ and each one is directed to specific groups‚ and it all depends on the physic and the background of the player‚ some sports are dangerous and stressful for some individuals‚ but others are a great match. Competitive Sports like football and

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    clearly shows that in general gender-typed play is consistently seen across cultures‚ with the exception of the children in the migrant Mexican group (Zosuls‚ et al.‚ 2014; Halim‚ et al.‚ 2013; Zosuls‚ et al.‚ 2009; Goble‚ et al.‚ 2012; Fabes‚ et al.‚ 2003; Mathur & Parameswaran‚ 2015). The Mexican migrant children did not show any statistically significant gender typed play behaviors‚ while those who share the basic Mexican culture did‚ as well as children in all other cultures examined in this literature

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    believe that children can and do learn a variety of different skills while playing and because of this I also believe that play and learning go hand and hand. Play is the serious business of young children and the opportunity to play freely is vital to their healthy development. I believe that there are also a good deal of different benefits that children gain from play like‚ play fosters physical development by promoting the development of sensory exploration and motor skills. Through play and the repetition

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    When it is time to send the children off the daycare‚ they’re often so excited because there are so many of their friends there. There are also lots of fun toys to play with and look at. As a parent‚ it is really great to pull ideas from the daycare to incorporate at home. One of the most ideal components to bring home from a daycare’s environment might be the play mats. Daycare play mats are often dual-purpose. They serve as a comfortable area for the child to play and have lots of fun. They are

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