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CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ED209)
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This series provides an up-to-date and comprehensive survey of modern theory and research in developmental psychology. Intellectual, social and emotional development are described in terms of a series of transactional model rather than via a simple one-way cause and effect. Coverage includes the main theoretical approaches in current developmental psychology; research methods used to study child development; and professional applications of developmental psychology theories and concepts. The programmes in this series are accessible to all - no prior knowledge of psychology is required and activities suggested allow students to relate the topics under consideration to their own experience.

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1. SIMPLE BEGINNINGS? (ED209/01V)
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An overview of some of the key topics in developmental psychology looking at experiments which display early abilities of the infant to recognise rules, faces and biological motion. The programme shows the parents' role in structuring infants' learning experience in the early development of language. The last section of the programme examines how three-year-olds display a wide range of cognitive and linguistic skills, although their social understanding still has further to develop.

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24 mins.
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2. BABIES' MINDS (ED209/02V)
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A critical review of the theories of Jean Piaget and Melanie Klein on infant mental representation. Primarily location based, the programme shows examples of children's behaviour, demonstrating different aspects of their ability to represent permanent objects.

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24 mins.
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3. HOW WE STUDY CHILDREN (ED209/03V)
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This programme illustrates a number of research methods by focusing on ways of answering the question: 'How can we study and make sense of the seemingly chaotic world of children's play?' It demonstrates observational techniques accompanied by expert comment on the advantages and disadvantages of each, and considers experimental techniques and ways of overcoming methodological problems.

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24 mins.
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4. PLAY AND THE SOCIAL WORLD (ED209/05V)
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Discusses the ways in which children can be helped to develop co-operative behaviour through play by looking at behaviour in the playground and the social interaction of toddlers at home and nursery school. The programme includes games and techniques that can be used successfully by teachers and psychologists working with young children.

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5. DEVELOPING LANGUAGE (ED209/07V)
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Charts the development of children's language from birth to age five before asking 'What is left to learn?' The programme uses narrative and children's jokes to show how language development in early school years involves far more than just learning grammar and vocabulary.

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24 mins.
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6. WINDOWS ON THE MIND: CHILDREN'S DRAWINGS (ED209/08V)
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Questions Piaget's theory that children go though a universal development process and discusses new evidence about cultural influences. The argument is illustrated by looking at children's drawings in two very different societies - urban Dundee, UK and Aboriginal Australia.

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24 mins.
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7. CHILDREN, SCIENCE AND COMMON SENSE (ED209/09V)
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Explores how children explain the phenomena of the physical world, and where their ideas come from. The programme intersperses sequences of children talking about their understanding of natural phenomena with contributions from experts who help the audience appreciate the intrinsic interest of the children's thinking strategies and styles.

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24 mins.
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8. DEAF-BLIND EDUCATION IN RUSSIA (ED209/10V)
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For nearly 70 years Zagorsk, just north of Moscow, Russia, has been the home of a unique school for the deaf-blind. The ideas of the psychologists who work there are based on the work of Vygotskii, the well-known Soviet psychologist. This programme surveys the work of the psychologists and teachers at the school.

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24 mins.
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9. MUSICAL PRODIGIES? (ED209/11RV)
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This programme investigates musical talent or giftedness in young people. It uses mini-portraits of six young players at a school of music to illustrate recent research by Professor Michael Howe, University of Exeter, UK and Professor John Sloboda, University of Keele, UK, on the development of musical ability. Their research sought to identify the keys to musical abilities - formal, academic and technical skills and the role played by personal qualities and environmental factors, including parental influence. The programme also discusses the early talent of Mozart and general ideas about the development of giftedness.

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10. CHILDREN AND NEW TECHNOLOGY (ED209/12V)
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This programme appraises the contribution of psychology to debates about the impact of new technology on children's social and intellectual development. It examines the arguments about whether computers are encouraging a generation of socially isolated children, and whether computers can change the way children think. Using archive film, it shows two examples of technology from previous decades, as well as more recent developments.

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24 mins.
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