As I personally take the time to
have a reflection over the
course of “Child and
Adolescent
Development” I find myself
intrigued with the amount of
knowledge I gained during this
course
this semester. I wanted to take
the time to concentrate on three
specific areas in which I felt I
had
the most growth, but also came
as a challenge to me as well. It
is important when reflecting
over
a course that I look at what I
found to be challenging, as this
was an opportunity of growth
for
me individually. In this paper I
will review some of the main
topics that I found to be
interesting
but also resourceful for my
future aspiration not only as a
family life educator but also a
father
one day.
Adolescent years are the most
crucial years in one’s life. By
definition, adolescence is
“the developmental period of
transition from childhood to
adulthood; it involves
biological cognitive,and
socioemotional changes.”
Typically, the age this occurs is
13 years old to 19 years old. It
is also considered one of
the stages of increased stress for
parents because the child is
going through a difficult
time. The identity crisis
multiplies conflicts like crazy,
they rebel and are
nonconforming.
Parents have tremendous
impacts on their child’s
adolescent years. These years
are a
big on parents as well because
they are concern with their kid’s
future, their entire life
including all the little things
like the friends their child is
associating themselves with and
if they are good or bad
influences on their child. It is a
time of lots of physical and
emotional changes where kids
really want to start
distinguishing themselves from
their mother and father who
only want what is best for
them and try to help in any way
possible.
Adolescence do not recognize
their parents as actually trying
to help them so it
sometimes causes them to push
back. This time is also where
psychological and social
changes occur like crazy.
Honestly, there is so much that
goes into adolescence. It
seems like just a couple years
out of a lifetime of living so
why should it even be such a
big deal. But because of all the
little things and big things that
are coming into play
during these years for them, it is
an extremely important and big
deal and should always
be taken seriously.
Adolescence can be looked at
by being broken down into two
stages or periods. Early
adolescence and late
adolescence. Early adolescence
is usually around ages ten to
thirteen, so roughly middle
school years, which begins with
the onset of puberty. Lat
As I personally take the time to
have a reflection over the
course of “Child and
Adolescent
Development” I find myself
intrigued with the amount of
knowledge I gained during this
course
this semester. I wanted to take
the time to concentrate on three
specific areas in which I felt I
had
the most growth, but also came
as a challenge to me as well. It
is important when reflecting
over
a course that I look at what I
found to be challenging, as this
was an opportunity of growth
for
me individually. In this paper I
will review some of the main
topics that I found to be
interesting
but also resourceful for my
future aspiration not only as a
family life educator but also a
father
one day.
Adolescent years are the most
crucial years in one’s life. By
definition, adolescence is
“the developmental period of
transition from childhood to
adulthood; it involves
biological cognitive,and
socioemotional changes.”
Typically, the age this occurs is
13 years old to 19 years old. It
is also considered one of
the stages of increased stress for
parents because the child is
going through a difficult
time. The identity crisis
multiplies conflicts like crazy,
they rebel and are
nonconforming.
Parents have tremendous
impacts on their child’s
adolescent years. These years
are a
big on parents as well because
they are concern with their kid’s
future, their entire life
including all the little things
like the friends their child is
associating themselves with and
if they are good or bad
influences on their child. It is a
time of lots of physical and
emotional changes where kids
really want to start
distinguishing themselves from
their mother and father who
only want what is best for
them and try to help in any way
possible.
Adolescence do not recognize
their parents as actually trying
to help them so it
sometimes causes them to push
back. This time is also where
psychological and social
changes occur like crazy.
Honestly, there is so much that
goes into adolescence. It
seems like just a couple years
out of a lifetime of living so
why should it even be such a
big deal. But because of all the
little things and big things that
are coming into play
during these years for them, it is
an extremely important and big
deal and should always
be taken seriously.
Adolescence can be looked at
by being broken down into two
stages or periods. Early
adolescence and late
adolescence. Early adolescence
is usually around ages ten to
thirteen, so roughly middle
school years, which begins with
the onset of puberty. Lat
As I personally take the time to
have a reflection over the
course of “Child and
Adolescent
Development” I find myself
intrigued with the amount of
knowledge I gained during this
course
this semester. I wanted to take
the time to concentrate on three
specific areas in which I felt I
had
the most growth, but also came
as a challenge to me as well. It
is important when reflecting
over
a course that I look at what I
found to be challenging, as this
was an opportunity of growth
for
me individually. In this paper I
will review some of the main
topics that I found to be
interesting
but also resourceful for my
future aspiration not only as a
family life educator but also a
father
one day.
Adolescent years are the most
crucial years in one’s life. By
definition, adolescence is
“the developmental period of
transition from childhood to
adulthood; it involves
biological cognitive,and
socioemotional changes.”
Typically, the age this occurs is
13 years old to 19 years old. It
is also considered one of
the stages of increased stress for
parents because the child is
going through a difficult
time. The identity crisis
multiplies conflicts like crazy,
they rebel and are
nonconforming.
Parents have tremendous
impacts on their child’s
adolescent years. These years
are a
big on parents as well because
they are concern with their kid’s
future, their entire life
including all the little things
like the friends their child is
associating themselves with and
if they are good or bad
influences on their child. It is a
time of lots of physical and
emotional changes where kids
really want to start
distinguishing themselves from
their mother and father who
only want what is best for
them and try to help in any way
possible.
Adolescence do not recognize
their parents as actually trying
to help them so it
sometimes causes them to push
back. This time is also where
psychological and social
changes occur like crazy.
Honestly, there is so much that
goes into adolescence. It
seems like just a couple years
out of a lifetime of living so
why should it even be such a
big deal. But because of all the
little things and big things that
are coming into play
during these years for them, it is
an extremely important and big
deal and should always
be taken seriously.
Adolescence can be looked at
by being broken down into two
stages or periods. Early
adolescence and late
adolescence. Early adolescence
is usually around ages ten to
As I personally take the time to
have a reflection over the
course of “Child and
Adolescent
Development” I find myself
intrigued with the amount of
knowledge I gained during this
course
this semester. I wanted to take
the time to concentrate on three
specific areas in which I felt I
had
the most growth, but also came
as a challenge to me as well. It
is important when reflecting
over
a course that I look at what I
found to be challenging, as this
was an opportunity of growth
for
me individually. In this paper I
will review some of the main
topics that I found to be
interesting
but also resourceful for my
future aspiration not only as a
family life educator but also a
father
one day.
Adolescent years are the most
crucial years in one’s life. By
definition, adolescence is
“the developmental period of
transition from childhood to
adulthood; it involves
biological cognitive,and
socioemotional changes.”
Typically, the age this occurs is
13 years old to 19 years old. It
is also considered one of
the stages of increased stress for
parents because the child is
going through a difficult
time. The identity crisis
multiplies conflicts like crazy,
they rebel and are
nonconforming.
Parents have tremendous
impacts on their child’s
adolescent years. These years
are a
big on parents as well because
they are concern with their kid’s
future, their entire life
including all the little things
like the friends their child is
associating themselves with and
if they are good or bad
influences on their child. It is a
time of lots of physical and
emotional changes where kids
really want to start
distinguishing themselves from
their mother and father who
only want what is best for
them and try to help in any way
possible.
Adolescence do not recognize
their parents as actually trying
to help them so it
sometimes causes them to push
back. This time is also where
psychological and social
changes occur like crazy.
Honestly, there is so much that
goes into adolescence. It
seems like just a couple years
out of a lifetime of living so
why should it even be such a
big deal. But because of all the
little things and big things that
are coming into play
during these years for them, it is
an extremely important and big
deal and should always
be taken seriously.
Adolescence can be looked at
by being broken down into two
stages or periods. Early
adolescence and late
adolescence. Early adolescence
is usually around ages ten to
Write a five-paragraph reflection paper (single-spaced). Draw on your
personal experience/knowledge and illustrate what you have learned
from this course on Child and Adolescent Development.
As I personally take the time to have a reflection over the course of “Child and
Adolescent Development” I find myself intrigued with the amount of knowledge I gained
during this course this semester. I wanted to take the time to concentrate on three
specific areas in which I felt I had the most growth, but also came as a challenge to me
as well. It is important when reflecting over a course that I look at what I found to be
challenging, as this was an opportunity of growth for me individually. In this paper I will
review some of the main topics that I found to be interesting but also resourceful for my
future aspiration not only as a family life educator but also a father one day. Adolescent
years are the most crucial years in one’s life. By definition, adolescence is “the
developmental period of transition from childhood to adulthood; it involves biological
cognitive, and socioemotional changes.” Typically, the age this occurs is 13 years old
to 19 years old. It is also considered one of the stages of increased stress for parents
because the child is going through a difficult time. The identity crisis multiplies conflicts
like crazy, they rebel and are nonconforming. Parents have tremendous impacts on
their child’s adolescent years. These years are a big on parents as well because they
are concern with their kid’s future, their entire life including all the little things like the
friends their child is associating themselves with and if they are good or bad influences
on their child. It is a time of lots of physical and emotional changes where kids really
want to start distinguishing themselves from their mother and father who only want what
is best for them and try to help in any way possible. Adolescence do not recognize their
parents as actually trying to help them so it sometimes causes them to push back. This
time is also where psychological and social changes occur like crazy. Honestly, there is
so much that goes into adolescence. It seems like just a couple years out of a lifetime of
living so why should it even be such a big deal. But because of all the little things and
big things that are coming into play during these years for them, it is an extremely
important and big deal and should always be taken seriously. Adolescence can be
looked at by being broken down into two stages or periods. Early adolescence and late
adolescence. Early adolescence is usually around ages ten to thirteen, so roughly
middle school years, which begins with the onset of puberty. Late adolescence is “the
developmental period that corresponds approximately to the latter half of the second
decade of life.” For me, growing into adolescence was the most difficult time and
honestly the most terrifying
adolescence is “the
developmental period
that corresponds
approximately to the
latter
half of the second
decade of life.” For
me, growing into
adolescence was the
most
difficult time and
honestly the most
terrifying
