Unit 1: Human lifespan development - Key thinkers summary (Health and social care BTEC Level 3) 🤔💭

A short summary of the key thinkers / theories from Health and social Care Unit 1 - Human lifespan development.
These are the main theories to use in 10 mark exam questions
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[@whatashame5539]

Got a paper one exam Tomorrow. Binge watching at 12 am. Very helpful

[@AbRr-ds1hz]

2 year later and I’m doing the same but at 12:40 am 😆

[@Annie-gz4ku]

this really helped me remember the different theories thanks

[@AlansLessons]

Glad it helped!

[@elclassico6388]

thanks this is rlly good

[@_emmaxx9]

Great video, thank you 😊

[@AlansLessons]

Thanks for watching!

[@raeesahzaman8320]

This is amazing thank you

[@AlansLessons]

Glad it helps!

[@jassvideo4727]

Thanks for wonderful video could you please make a video on section b i so many past paper there are lot of question about section B and i will have an exam next month please make video as soon as possible.

[@AlansLessons]

I have this video which looks at section B: Unit 1: Human lifespan development - Genetic, Environment, Social factors (H&SC BTEC Level 3) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH7Sqp6PlLx3j5I

[@alexandrews8507]

is there an easier way to remember the theories?

[@khloeisgone4065]

1) my exam is tomorrow and 2) I just got a lined sticky note and wrote it like this Piaget - cognitive development - 4 stages - schemas Chomsky - Language Aquisition Device (LAD) - pre-programmed Etc etc etc

[@jackierose8990]

when you get a 10 marker on Chomsky how could you answer it I always struggle with this

[@AlansLessons]

It would depend on the specific wording of the questions but generally they focus on arguement for and against the presence of a LAD as part of learning language. I would recommend learning what his argument is and any strengths of it vs problems / weaknesses.