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L7 Assignment 1

L7 Assignment 1

Q 1. Read/study Chapter Eight of the textbook Children: Physical Development in Early Childhood. 2. Chapter Assignment: Create brief Two-Column notes for Chapter Eight and add a 200 word commentary about how the video on children’s health care in Eritrea links to the UNICEF report “The State of Illness and Health in the World’s Children” discussed at the end of Chapter Eight (page 239). Make sure to explain each section and item in your own words. Where appropriate add an example. If you need to use the textbook's words, they must be have "quotation marks" before and after each phrase you use.

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How does a young child’s body and brain grow and change? - Height and weight - The brain Height and weight - During early infancy, the average child grows 21/2 inches in height and gains 5 to 7 pounds. - Personal growth trends differ. - Some children are exceptionally short due to hereditary reasons, growth hormone deficit, a childhood physical condition, maternal smoking during pregnancy, or an emotional challenge.