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Please answer at least 2 of the 3 questions (1 required plus 1 choice).
Please label your responses with the question number/name so that it is clearly identified.
Submit your assignment as a text submission (make sure to proofread) or an attachment. Do not submit responses in “comments” section as that is not checked by
Responses that reflect in-depth thought and analysis will receive higher scores than responses that primarily restate course content and DL information.
Each must include information from the course (i.e., a citation from text, video) and the DL activity.
Please choose questions that you will be able to elaborate on in your response and meet the minimum length. In-depth analysis will likely exceed the minimum answer length requirements. However, no response should exceed 1 page of single spaced text.
Required Question (minimum length 15 sentences):
1. Intro+Prenatal Reflection – address all of the following bullet points in your response.
What do you expect to gain from raising a “virtual child” in this course? What aspect of the DL Intro or Prenatal Activity did you find the most interesting (or surprising), and why?
How did the Prenatal Activity contribute to your understanding of a particular topic/concept from Chapter 2? (In other words, can you provide at least one specific example of how the Prenatal Activity enhanced your learning?) Were there any parts of the Intro or Prenatal Activity that didn’t seem realistic or supported by information from the text?
What are some common misconceptions about the prenatal period that you had before before taking this course (or the general public might have) that were addressed in Chapter 2 and the DL Prenatal Activity?
Finally, explain and provide two examples of the ways in which the fetus’s behavior contributes to its own development.
Choice Question (choose 1 of 2 questions below; minimum length 10 sentences):
2. Factors Reflection: At the end of the DL: Introduction Activity (“Ready, Set, Go!” page), you are assigned a job and educational level–make sure to write this down as it won’t appear anywhere else! Given what you learned in Chapter 1-2 about prenatal and child development, how do you think these factors could potentially influence your child’s development and decisions that you will have to make in the program? For instance, you can think of maternal/paternal factors, teratogens, as well as broader sociocultutral aspects throughout development.
3. Newborn: Reflection. As noted in Chapter 2 and the Prenatal Activity, although there are general characteristics of newborns, there are individual differences in various states of arousal. How might these variations impact parent-newborn interactions and your developing relationship with your newborn? Also, consider how you (and your partner, if you have one in this activity) will feed your newborn (breast, formula, combination, etc.) as well as how developmental research (and individual differences in newborn states) can contribute to your decision. Some additional information you can include in your response–but NOT required: In the United States, how many women choose to breastfeed their babies? Approximately how long (in months or weeks) do women continue to breastfeed in the U.S.? How do these numbers compare to women around the world? Why do you think the U.S. has so much controversy surrounding public breastfeeding?
The textbook I use is :How Children Develop 6th Edition by Siegleluvr, Saffran, Gershoff, Eisenberg, DeLoache