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growth of childhood
slow and consistent
what happens to the body structure in childhood
more muscles mass, less baby fat
what is a neuron
basic cells of nervous system
what is a dendrite
receive messages from other cells
what are axons
part of neuron that carries messages to other neurons
what is a neurotransmitters
body’s chemical messengers
what is synaptogenesis
formation of synapses
what is a synapse
junction between two neurons
what is synaptic pruning
elimination of synapses as te result of nonuse or lack of stimulation
what is myelin
coats axons
a fatty substance that speeds the transmission of nerve impulses
what is myelation
the process of covering neurons in protective substance that speeds transminssion (myelin)
what are the functions of the cerebral cortex
higher-order processes, thinking language memory, desision making & intelligence
what happens in the subcortical levels
fundamental activities, breathing & heart rate
what happens when myelination happens in the visual & auditory cortex
it causes a vocabulary spurt
what is neuroplasticity
brains ability to change and adapt due to experiences
when is plasticity the greatest
during the first several years of life
what happens when there is severe-sensort neglect
the brain is smaller, delays development & memory problems
what does the left hemisphere do
controls right side of body
analytic reasoning and language
thinking side
what does the right hemisphere do
controls left side of body
emotions, visiospatial processing
emotional side
what is brain lateralizationg & plasticity
if somthing happens to one side of the brain the other can make up for it
gross motor skills of 3 yrs
children proficent ata variety of skills
gross motor skills of 4&5 yrs
skills have become more refined as they have gained increasing control over their muscles
gross motor skills of middle & late childhood
skills become smooth & coordinated
what are funamental movement skills
building block of movement
what are fundamental sport skills
FMS that are applied to sport
when can kid have most FMS mastered
age 6
when can all FMS be mastered
10-11 yrs
fine motor skills of 3 yrs
performs fine movements but clumsy
fine motor skills of 4-5 yrs
more persice moevemnts
fine motor skills of middle and late childhood
continumed improvemnt
what is developmental coordination disored (DCD)
motor skill disorder
more in boys than girls
difficulty with motor skills