How Children Learn/Soccer Worksheet

The name of a well-known educational child psychologist_____. According to this man “________”

Jean Piaget, all learning is based on prior movement experience

The years 0-2 are called the

sensory motor stage

When does a baby begin to hold their head up?

1-2 months

When does a baby begin to sit-up?

5-6 months

When does a baby begin to crawl or drag?

6-7 months

When does a baby begin to creep on all fours?

7-8 months

When does a baby begin to stand up?

9-10 months

When does a baby begin walking?

10-12 months

When does a baby begin to put words together?

12 months

A children learns from their five sense”

hearing, touching, tasting, smelling, seeing

What is bonding?

developing a relationship with caregiver

When can a child begin to bond?

3 months or earlier

Piaget says that

movement patterns the brain

What does “out of sight, out of mind” mean?

The brain hasn’t fully developed enough to know that just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there

What is object permanence?

At 6 months old, baby knows you’re still there

What is the anxiety stage?

“stranger anxiety” frightened by newcomers, occurs at about 6 months, scared that caregiver will abandon them

What is eye dominance?

You need a dominant eye in order to read, or may lead to disorganization

What do babies do at 0-1 month?

reach, suck, grasp, gaze, use their reflexes

At 4-8 months, the baby learns ___ and effect. At 3-6 months, laughs and recognizes _____

cause, body parts

At 8-__months, can coordinate various previously isolated activities. They can now ___ for objects they are looking at, can grasp things and crawl after it. They can also read ___ language and signs—putting on a jacket means “————-”

12, reach, body, we’re going bye bye

At 12-18 months they can now deliberately vary a ___to see what change can occur. They can say “_______”. This is the golden age because they begin to walk and ____

response, mama, dada, no, talk

Ages 2 years to 7 years are called the

pre operational stage

What is egocentric? Often called the _____

They think only of themselves, terrible twos

At this stage they do not have true _____. They have no concept of ___. They can ____ play, but do not _______ play until 4-5 years old.

responsibilities, time, parallel, associate

At about 4, they can experience the “nightmare” years. It can last to about 5 or . At five they begin to recognize ___ and colors.

How many boys to girls are colorblind?

4 to 1

Ages 7 to __ is the concrete operations stage.

11

What can a child to at the concrete operations stage?

be responsible, classify/deal numbers, rules of logic, identify

The forma operations stage is from ___ to ___

11, 15

The formal operations stage are the _____ years. Often called the terrible two’s II. You will have conflicts with your ____. Teenagers don’t want to be restricted but the parent’s jobs is to set ____ and _______. It shows that they care and will help you ______.

teenage, parents, limits, standards, care

Pathways

what we use to avoid opponents (changing speed and direction)

Kicking stationary ball

eyes on ball, approach slow, kick and follow through

Dribbling

kick with inside foot, keep eyes on the ball (tracking, keep close, slow + in control

How much force?

force should match speed

Non-kicking foot

stabilize the body, plant that foot beside the ball