Child Development and Pedagogy · Principles of Child Development
Developmental changes in children:
- 1Are entirely irreversible and follow a strict toe-to-head directional sequence.
- 2Are the result of a complex interaction between hereditary factors and environmental influences.✓
- 3Are strictly unidimensional and progress in a simple linear fashion.
- 4Are completely universal and occur at the exact same pace across all cultures.
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Are the result of a complex interaction between hereditary factors and environmental influences.
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