Psych/600 Week 1

Submitted By Sywell
Words: 541
Pages: 3

Child Development
Sydney Wells
PSYCH/600
March 16, 2015
Sharon Lee
Child Development
It is the early childhood development period I find interesting. From the prenatal developmental stages to about eight years old. It is a critical segment of development and growth. Proficiencies at work in early childhood effects the outcome throughout the course of a child’s life. Early childhood delivers an imperative opening opportunity to make the groundwork for life’s education and partaking, thus averting a possibility of disruptions in growth and disabilities.
Children that deal with some disability should have access to intercession that would help these children excel in their potential. Children with developing risks are likely to be looked over in conventional services and programs that are intended to guarantee child development.
These children do not have the support that is vital to their privileges and needs. Young children who have disabilities and their families have faced barriers to insufficient legislation and guidelines, negative attitudes, inadequate services, and a deficiency of attainable environments.
When children who have developing delays or debilities do not have the opportune and applicable intervention early, protection and support, their complications could be severe and lead to lifelong concerns, of poverty and rejection. Child development. (2015). In Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved from http://academic.eb.com.contentproxy.phoenix.edu/EBchecked/topic/111044/child-development
Infancy and childhood are visible by the development of dialogue at the ages of one to two. Children have huge advancement in linguistic attainment about their second year and exhibit repeatedly increasing vocabulary, using more words in combinations. Understanding grammar and sentence structure is develops during the second year of learning. In the third year, a child will use sentences that have five or six words, the fourth year a child can speak as an adult using sentences structure. Five to six-year-olds show a good understanding of grammar and the meanings. Early childhood in the years two to seven years old is the time children learn to use figurative thoughts and verbal speech to influence the environment around them. The young children learn to achieve different mental processes using signs, ideas, and thoughts to convert information about their world