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Default New here MU5.2 Child Development

Hello everyone
I've just started my Diploma with the Child Development module and I'm imagining at this level that in response to "explain the sequence and rate of...." I would be expected to do more than just "reel off the usual developmental stages from birth 0-19" or am I "over analysing" whats required? Obviously later questions allow more opportunity for explanation and discussion, but because this feels so much like I'm just quoting ages and stages, I'm wondering if I'm doing it right?

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Pamela
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