Child Development and Learning Conception Through age 8

By Jurgen Depicker

More and more parents are complaining that the school requirements are too high, although there has been evidence. Learning difficulties are mostly multi-causal, here are just a few possible causes, Insufficient intelligence, poor teaching, family problems, frequent changes of school, the wrong school, hearing problems, ametropic, frequent illnesses, allergies, toxic loads. In addition, one of the main reasons seems to me to be that fewer and fewer children have the opportunity to learn about their senses and movement on their own. For the development of the central nervous system in the womb, it is a prerequisite that the numerous nerve cells become active by receiving precisely those stimuli from the environment that are important to them at the moment.

Development is movement. In addition, the development to cerebral maturity is closely related to motor development and to the integration of sensory perception.

Therefore, in the following article i would like to deal with the motor development of the child from conception up to the age of eight, because learning in school can only be successful if the child continuously goes through all the stages necessary for the process of maturation are important. Automating posture, balance, and body control enables the cortex to be solely concerned with learning.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jurgen Depicker
• Release date: Jan 6, 2022
• ISBN: 9781386711612

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INITIATION

INITIATION

Prenatal Development | Implation and embryonic phase (up to 8 weeks)

The fetal phase (from the 8th week)

Postnatal Development | Primitive reflexes

Tonic Forward / backward labyrinth reflex

Moro reflex

Palmar reflex - hand grip reflex

Plantar reflex - foot reflex

Babinski reflex

Asymmetric tonic neck reflex (ATNR)

Spinal gallant reflex

Postural reflexes

Abdominal reflex

Head reflexes

Amphibian reflex

Segmental roll reflex - stellate response

Transition reflexes | Symmetrical tonic neck reflex (STNR)

Landau reflex

Movement development

The normal development of movement on the stomach

The supine position as a prerequisite for sitting

Lying on your side as a prerequisite for running

Standing - walking - running - hopping

The grasping

Development of the pen grip when writing and painting

CHECKLIST

TLR

Moro reflex

Palmar reflex

Plantar reflex

ATNR

Spinal gallant reflex

Sucking, swallowing and searching reflex

Head reflexes

Amphibian reflex and segmental roll reflex

STNR

Landau reflex

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INITIATION

Prenatal Development

Implation and embryonic phase (up to 8 weeks)

The fetal phase (from the 8th week)

Postnatal Development

Primitive reflexes

Postural reflexes

Transition reflexes

Movement development

CHECKLIST

TLR

Moro reflex

Palmar reflex

Plantar reflex

ATNR

Spinal gallant reflex

Sucking, swallowing and searching reflex

Head reflexes

Amphibian reflex and segmental roll reflex

STNR

Landau reflex

INITIATION

The fact is that millions of DM are spent on tutoring every year. More and more parents are complaining that the school requirements are too high, although there has been evidence. Learning difficulties are mostly multi-causal, here are just a few possible causes:

Insufficient intelligence, poor teaching, family problems, frequent changes of school, the wrong school, hearing problems, ametropia, frequent illnesses, allergies, toxic loads ...

And one of the main reasons seems to me to be that fewer and fewer children have the opportunity to learn