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developmental

Pronunciation: [dɪˈvɛləpˌmɛntəl]

Word

Learn how to use developmental in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “education”

(adjective) related to the process of growing or changing in a way that helps a person learn and improve. It's often used when talking about how kids grow up or how people develop their skills.

Example

The teacher provided developmental activities to help the children improve their social skills.

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The program did not offer any developmental resources for the students who needed extra help.

Example

What developmental skills should children learn before starting school?

Context: “psychology”

(adjective) pertaining to the changes and growth that happen in people over time, especially during childhood. It focuses on how people develop mentally and emotionally.

Example

Her research focused on developmental psychology to better understand how children think.

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The study missed several key areas related to developmental issues in teenagers.

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What are the main stages of developmental growth in early childhood?

Context: “health”

(adjective) related to conditions that affect how a person develops physically or mentally. This could mean disabilities or other challenges that influence growth.

Example

The clinic provides support for children with developmental delays.

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There were no signs of any developmental disorders during the health checkup.

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How can we identify early signs of developmental challenges in kids?

How to pronounce developmental

Pronunciation: [dɪˈvɛləpˌmɛntəl]

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