Remembering What the Child Has Learned
An unavoidable condition for learning is the child's ability to remember what it is experiencing. Memory consists of the fact that various stimuli leave a transient or permanent trace in…
How a Child Develops Problem-Solving Skills
When a small child is given a task that needs to be solved, for example, to get an object that is not within its reach, it usually behaves like a…
Acquiring Habits in the Child
The faster the child acquires various motor habits with which it finds its way in the environment, the more easier and more complete it is for the child to adapt…
Habit Formation and Learning in Young Children – Conditioned Psychomotor Responses
In the first days of life, conditioned responses appear in the child's psychomotor skills - it learns to respond act with innate mechanisms of behavior and to stimuli that are…
Environmental Influence on Speech Hygiene in the Child
The environment has a very significant influence on the development of children's speech. Educators can, by proper procedure, accelerate the maturation of the speech of their pupils and prevent various…
Environmental Influence on Speech Development in the Child
In addition to the spontaneous maturation of the nervous system, speech development is greatly influenced by the environment. The older the child the stronger the influence. But even in infancy,…
Speech Development in the Child
A newborn makes loud screams in the form of vowels such as a, e, i, u. With the development and formation of the digestive organs, it gradually begins to produce…
How the Child Learns
The child is born with innate affinities, needs and abilities. They appear gradually, in proportion to its growth and its general maturity. But the very growth and maturity of the…
Speech in the Child
Child's speech at the very beginning of development comes down to the releasing of various incomprehensible voices accompanied by gestures and facial expressions, to later be formed into real speech.…
Left-Handedness in the Child
In general, it is thought that a normally developed person uses the right side of the body more often and more frequently. This is especially true for the use of…
Motor Skills Development in the Child
During the 2nd year of life according to Gesell A.; Developmental diagnosis: Normal and abnormal child development, clinical methods and pediatric applications, the child's motor skills continue to develop. This…
Motor Skills Development in the Baby
As soon as the first basics of muscle develop in the child's body, the child begins to respond to various stimuli in the form of contractions of particular muscle groups…