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Post by Katrina on Nov 5, 2017 9:14:19 GMT -8
Developmental milestone's skills such as smiling for the first time waving good bye are call developmental milestone's. Children reach these milestones in by the way they play learn speak and behave ( for example walking and talking children develope at different time there's no telling when a child will learn given skill how ever milestones give a general idea as the changes what to expect as the child grow
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Post by Hayleym on Dec 15, 2017 15:35:33 GMT -8
I agree with your examples. Milestones are ability marking a significant stage, like a baby standing up by themselves for the first time. They are important to ensure the child is learning. Red Flags are warning signs that development may be delayed. An example of this is a child of three years not talking when the other children around them are talking.
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Post by Amelia on Feb 21, 2018 16:44:43 GMT -8
Milestones do mark a significant stage in development--and these occur in all of the domains of development. Observing these, in addition to red flags, are important because they allow caregivers to evaluate and address potential issues in a child's development. Caregivers can also base curriculum around helping children develop and reach milestones.
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Post by tara on Mar 5, 2018 14:42:17 GMT -8
I agree with these "milestone" remarks especially about them showing the caregivers at what stages they are to base our teaching for/around them.
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