From birth to young adulthood, children are continuously changing —hitting milestones and learning new skills. As health status in adulthood can be greatly impacted by childhood development, a comprehensive understanding of pediatric milestones is essential for all nurses.
This course offers a comprehensive look at pediatric growth and development.
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Overall this course was ok. There was lots of confusion regarding the stages and no clarification, and I thought the organization was also poor. For example, 4 year olds are stated to have the ability to read “stories” and then after, 5 year olds are claimed to be able to tell “simple stories”. There’s also instances where the slide changes and I’m unsure which stage is what milestone and it’s not clarified within the video. The lack of differentiation bothered me. Thank you for this course.
I have enjoyed this program. I have the utmost respect for all professionals presenting complex subject matter. The series presented by Dr. Stone is far too casual, with little to no emphasis on critical terms or pertinent information during her lecture. The previous lectures I viewed for the adult health portion of my studies were organized, paced, and more formal. I do not feel prepared for the growth and development portion of my upcoming exams. I am looking for alternate growth and development resources.
Dr. Stone's discussion and points she makes is explained in such a simple manner that is useful for the purposes that I need.