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Mass Early Learning Guidelines for Infants and Toddlers - Introduction

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Active learners   Children who learn by “doing,” “participating,” and “playing”  
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Age ranges   Overlapping ages of young children described in four categories: younger infant, older infant, younger toddler, older toddler  
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Appropriate   What is usually expected for a child’s age and ability  
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Characteristics   Individual traits or qualities  
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Community   A social group of any size whose members live in a specific location, share a government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage  
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Competency   Ability to perform a specific task, action or function successfully  
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Consistent   Steady, harmonious, and free from contradiction  
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Culture   Shared attitudes, beliefs, histories, arts, customs, and social or family practices that generally characterize a particular group of people.  
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Delay   Slow to progress in one or more domains of learning  
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Demonstrate   To show clearly  
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Domain   a broad category of children’s learning and development, the overlap and vary by the age of the child.  
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Educators   Males and females who play an important role in supporting learning for infants and toddlers, such as family members, center  
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Family   Refers to the closest relationships that a child has, customarily thought of as a mother or father, but often includes foster family, grandparents and others who are significant in the child’s life  
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Indicators   Describe expected observable behaviors or skills of children  
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Learning experiences   Provide educators with examples of ways to support child’s development  
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Learning guideline   A specific expectation of what children should know and be able to do  
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Peers   Children who are about the same age  
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Proficiency   Mastery of a specific behavior or skill demonstrated by consistently superior performance  
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Routines   A pattern of events or interactions planned and occurring on a regular basis  
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Transition   Time of change or moving children from one activity or place to another  
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