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1. Clock climbers
2. Kite strings
3. Loops
4. Hills and valleys
What are loops and other groups?
a, d, g, c, q
What are clock climbers?
i, u, w, t, j, p, r, s, o
What are kite string letters?
l, k, h, f, b, e
What are loop letters?
n, m, v, y, x, z
What are hills and valleys letters?
Prescriptive role
What role is working directly with the child?
Consultative role
What role works with the family?
Public Law 99-457
What law was passed in 1986, and considered revolutionary because of its emphasis on the central role a family plays in interventions with young children?
It is a core framework for guiding interactions with families.
What in the Family Systems Theory?
- morphostatic principle
- morphogenetic principle
- equifinality
What are the Family Systems Theory concepts?
Morphostatic principle

Example: daily family rhythms such as meals or bedtime.
The theory that systems tend to maintain the status quo ( stay the same).
Morphogenetic principle

Example: gaining or losing a member through marriage, divorce, birth, and death.
The theory that systems tend to evolve and adapt to a larger environment (form-evolving).
Equifinality

Example: a family is going through a similar situation but one family seems to have been drawn closer together, in contrast with that in which the other family has become emotionally disconnected.
The inability to predict how a given situation or event in the present will develop in the future.
The events that typically occur during one's life
What is a life cycle?
1. Birth
2. Marriage
3. Leaving home
4. Death
What are the critical stages of the life cycle?
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