HD FS 129 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Suicide Attempt, Numeracy, Borderline Personality Disorder
2 Sep 2016
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More likely to include friends who are of a different gender and ethnicity compared to later relationships. Importance of play in childhood: characteristics of play. Piaget"s theory of play: stages of cognitive development. Developed theory of six stages of child"s play. Child not engaging in play as commonly understood; might stand in one spot. Child plays separately from others, but in a manner that mimics their play. Play that involves social interaction w/ little or no organization. Play that involves social interaction in group w/ sense of organized activity. 2 - 3 years: mostly parallel play; some solitary play and some associative play. 3 - 4 years: mostly associative, a little parallel and cooperative. 4 - 5 years: mostly associative and cooperative play. some parallel; little onlooker and solitary. Many children spend more time w/ various screen media than they do interacting w/ parents and peers. Screen time should be limited to no more than 1 hour per day.
