child dev.

what percent of couples experience infertility?

15%

artificial insemination

a process of fertilization in which a man's sperm is placed directly into a woman's vagina by a physician.

how much does artificial insemination cost?

$300-$1000

What are donor eggs and sperm?

use egg and sperm cells donated by other people

how much are donor eggs & sperm?

egg: $24k-$25k
sperm: $500/vial

What is invitro fertilization?

eggs are surgically removed & fertilized w/ sperm in a lab dish. then they are implanted into uterus.

How much is in vitro fertilization?

$13k-$14k - frozen embryo $25k+

What is a surrogate mother?

placing another woman's fertilized egg into a different woman so the baby can grow in her - gains parenting rights immediately.

how much is a surrogate mother?

$80k-$100k

how many phases of IVF are there?

5 phases

what is the first phase of IVF?

follicle stimulate hormones

what is the second phase of IVF?

eggs retrieval

what is the third phase of IVF?

fertilization

what is the fourth phase of IVF?

transfer

what is the fifth phase of IVF?

pregnancy

What is an ectopic pregnancy?

Tubal pregnancy, fertilized egg develops outside the uterus

what is the difference between identical and fraternal twins (beside the way they look)

identical - same egg
fraternal - two different eggs

When does a miscarriage occur?

before 20 weeks

When does stillbirth occur?

After 20 weeks

What is an objective statement?

facts

example of an objective statement -

John stands at the table pushing the brush.

what is a subjective statement?

opinion or emotion based statement

example of a subjective statement -

jack doesn't like coming to school

what is the difference between dynamic & static balance?

dynamic - balance maintained while moving
static - balance while still

examples of fine motor skills -

Fine motor skill is the coordination of small muscles in movement with the eyes, hands and fingers- comb hair, wash hands, unbutton buttons, build towers w/ blocks.

examples of gross motor skills -

roll ball back and fourth, counting, red light/ green light

where should the art and sand centers be located in a classroom?

by a sink

where should the science center be located in the preschool?

by a window

what is a "wash me" bin?

toyed that have been sneezed on, mouthed on, drooled on, etc.

what is the best way to decorate the classroom?

decorate with children's artwork

how should you arrange loud and quiet learning centers?

quiet by quiet and loud by loud.

what can preschoolers copy or draw?

circle and draw straight lines.

what types of shapes can preschoolers cut out?

simple shapes

what CANT the preschoolers do?

read, draw pictures, write.

what should you make sure to do for art projects?

art is a process not a project. have an example and demonstrate not just assemble pieces.

what are "NO's" for art projects?

no coloring or painting a photo, copied pictures, and don't ask them to draw something specific.

what should you do for a story telling lesson?

make it a hands on activity/involve the children

why shouldn't you try to teach them a lesson how to count?

the can already count

what is not a good manipulative to use when teaching addition or subtraction

don't use fingers

what should you NOT do for large motor lessons

no party games

what does it mean to "respect children's art" when guiding art experiences?

dont redraw or complete their project

what are different ways to use instruments when teaching a music lesson?

marching band

what approach is best for science activities?

hands on