CHILD ADOLESCENE DEVELOPMENT W/ FS 1 Activity 1

1. DEFINE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN YOUR OWN WORDS.

Human development pertains to progress and differences that transpires during lifetime.
It is the process of expanding people’s being refer to freedoms, opportunities and well-being.
Throughout the lifespan, human development encompasses physical, cognitive, and
psychosocial.

2. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS...

MIDDLE AND LATE CHILDHOOD

A. Elementary school teachers ought to help their students establish the foundation of learning
in preparation of future education. In middle and late childhood, students develop and
improve their literacy skills, such as reading and writing, and critical thinking skills.
Likewise, it is when the acquired knowledge of basic subjects through the medium chosen by
their teacher in line with the lesson plans.

B. Parents ought to help their children by showing affection to their child, supporting and
recognizing child’s accomplishments and help their child develop a sense of responsibility.
Moreover, parents do monitor, guide and support their children - even at a distance, effectively
use the times when they are together, and strengthen their children’s abilities that will allow them
to grow and adopt acceptable norms of good and bad character.

ADOLESCENCE

A. High school teachers ought to help prepare their students to conceptualize their goal and
aspiration for life after graduation. Imparting and enhancing academic lessons and various
skills meeting the globally accepted standards that are needed for them to attend college or to
enter the professional world.

B. Parents ought to help their teenage children by giving unconditional love, support,
encouragement, nurture, acceptance and attention to whatever desires and aspiration they have
in life to boost their children’s confidence, resilience, optimism and identity and that would
give them a sense of consistency, predictability, safety and belonging.

EARLY ADULTHOOD COLLEGE

A. Teachers ought to help their students by achieving their goal. C reating learning
environments that reinforce the view that students can master academic subjects that most likely
help the student achieve its goal.

B. Parents can help their children who are now young adults by supporting their growth
development, and mature into an independent and by co-designing a proactive college success
plan in preparation to the world of professions.