Children 14Th Edition By Santrock -Test Bank

Offspring, Fourteenth Edition offers a summary of children’s advancement, from biological origins through infancy and early childhood to adolescent years. By emphasizing the interconnections among various facets of advancement, the text assists students in gaining better insight into the covered concepts. Collaborating with numerous specialists in the field, John Santrock reviews current research and real-world applications, aiding students in recognizing the role developmental psychology plays in their own lives and future vocations. Additionally, through an integrated, personalized digital learning system, students acquire the understanding they need to study more efficiently and enhance performance.

The Achievements video series showcases students visual representations of developmental principles by enabling them to observe real individuals evolve. Students can track several individuals starting from infancy and witness them accomplish major developmental milestones, both physically and cognitively.

Catering to Modern Learners

Today’s learners differ in many ways from the learners of the past generation, just as today’s domain of child development differs from the field 30 years ago. Students now engage in multiple learning modalities; rather than engaging in traditional linear reading of printed chapters from start to finish, their learning preferences tend to be more visual and interactive, often occurring in short intervals. For many students, a conventionally structured printed textbook is no longer sufficient when they have instant, round-the-clock access to information and knowledge from around the globe. Two features that particularly aid today’s students are the adaptive e-textbook (Smart Book) and the Learning Objectives System.

Smart Book helps students differentiate the concepts they grasp from those they don’t, while identifying the ideas they are close to forgetting. Smart Book continually adjusts to create a completely customized learning path and offers students learning resources such as videos, Concept Clips, and slides to further reinforce challenging concepts.
The Learning Objectives System provides extensive learning connections throughout the chapters, linking the chapter-opening outline, goals, mini-chapter maps, questions, and end-of-chapter summary.
Assignable within Connect, Concept Clips assist students in breaking down key themes and challenging concepts in psychology. Using easy-to-understand analogies, visual cues, and engaging animations, Concept Clips make psychology relevant to everyday life.