developmentally
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5.2
- adverb
- /dɪˌvɛl.əpˈmɛn.təl.i/
:
para el desarrollo
- More recently, nongraded classrooms have been promoted as part of developmentally appropriate practices.
- developmentally appropriate
- developmentally appropriate practice
- developmentally appropriate activities
Allowing for that is so developmentally beneficial.
- Allowing for that is so developmentally beneficial.
- A family that goes through homelessness, those those children are going to be developmentally delayed.
- While our families obviously have in many ways shaped us developmentally, they don't define us.
- So I, I was one year behind everybody developmentally speaking and age wise.
- There does need to be developmentally appropriate conversation, but I really believe that that should be up to the parent.
- That's a subtle thing to hold And and developmentally, children are more vulnerable to their self worth being externalized like this.
- So and that that makes sense developmentally. You see children start out
- And This is why they are developmentally behind Greek religion, for example.
- Their role is inherently different than that of a child and was far more developmentally impactful.
- So the take home from this lecture is a patient is not a fixed object developmentally.
- This is important developmentally the most complex problems that we need to to work in our in our lives these days.
Examples
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4. Interventions should be developmentally appropriate and should fit the developmental needs of the youth.
Academic text (1994) -
However, if classes are truly developmentally appropriate, what is the need for these programs?
Academic text (1992) -
Mary and I used a variety of developmentally appropriate strategies to build our working relationship.
Academic text (2013) -
Each task chosen is developmentally appropriate and success is involved in its completion.
Academic text (2011) -
An essential element in this approach is planning a curriculum that is developmentally appropriate, individualized, and gender responsive.
Academic text (2008) -
Right now, they're only saying that she's seriously developmentally delayed, a diagnosis that simply summarizes the problem.
Fiction book (1991) -
Parents often expose their children to things that they're not developmentally capable of handling yet.
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We want to teach our children about death in a healthy, developmentally appropriate way.
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There does need to be developmentally appropriate conversation, but I really believe that that should be up to the parent.
Synonyms
During the development of an animal or person from birth to adulthood
Compounds
How Related
Surface Forms
Morphology
developmentally = developmental (transparent) = develop + ment + al + ly
The word 'developmentally' is transparently derived from 'developmental' by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly'.
Etymology
Developmentally comes from develop, a word that once meant 'unwrap' or 'unfold', like a flower opening, and the parts -ment and -ally add the idea of a result and 'in a way'. So developmentally means 'in the way' something 'grows or changes'.