PPT-Adolescence Adolescence is a period of time between childhood and adulthood.

Young girls having their first menstrual cycle may be isolated in a small hut before emerging as a woman months later In this picture a young boy from an Ethiopian tribe is beaten by the males in the tribe and then must run across the backs of 4 castrated bulls before being declared a man No societies demands that a child become an adult overnight it is always a period of time. will be held during the final examination period and in the regularly scheduled classroom unless special room arrangements are made with the Registrar Thursday Evening Classes Thursday December 11 Tuesday Evening Classes Friday December 12 Wednesday Betsy . Pfeffer. MD. Assistant Clinical Professor Pediatrics. Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of New York Presbyterian. Columbia University. Overview of Adolescence . Through the Ages. What is Adolescence ?. Presentation. . by . Jim Foley. Developing Through the Life Span. © 2013 Worth Publishers . Teenage Topics. Physical Development: Puberty and more. Cognitive Development in Adolescence. Reasoning Power. An International Twin Study. Amy E. . Steffes. University . of Wisconsin – Eau . Claire . Faculty . Mentor: April . Bleske-Rechek. Background. Emerging adulthood is a time of religious change for many people.. Holden . Caufield. believes childhood and adulthood are like two different worlds that will never understand each other, and he will do everything within his power to stop himself and everyone around from changing. . Unit 9 – RG 9f. Early and Middle Adulthood (20-65). Social development. early adulthood is often centered around careers. “midlife transition” -- occurs in person’s 40s when one may question his/her life & accomplishments . Students will be able to list 3 physical changes that occur during adolescence.. Students will be able to describe 3 mental changes that adolescents experience.. Students will be able to explain the emotional changes of adolescence.. Do Now:. On a piece of paper, finish the following statements with at least 10 answers for each:. I am... I will not…. I would like to….. Eight stages of life. Infancy. Early Childhood. Childhood. Conception to Late Adulthood. Fetal Stage (Conception-Birth). During the first 8 weeks, the embryo becomes a fetus and develops fingers, toes, eyes, ears, a nose, a mouth, a heart, and a circulatory system. . The transition from adolescence to stages of adulthood is linked less to chronological age or specific biological events, and more to personal, social, and cultural forces or events.. Events that occur at relatively specific times and that are shared by most people are called ‘normative events’. We rely upon culturally defined social milestones to mark adult development. These milestones are largely defined by choices of roles and relationships, the most important of which involve family and career.. Young girls having their first menstrual cycle may be isolated in a small hut before emerging as ‘a woman’ months later. In this picture, a young boy from an Ethiopian tribe is beaten by the males in the tribe and then must run across the backs of 4 castrated bulls before being declared ‘a man’. No societies demands that a child become an adult overnight… it is always a period of time.. Infancy- Newborn to Age 1. Toddlerhood- Ages 1 through 2. Early Childhood- Ages 3 through 5. Middle Childhood- Ages 6 through 10. Adolescence- Ages 11 through 19. Early Adulthood- Ages 20 through 39. Directions:. Use your . Module 18 Outline . and the textbook to answer the following questions.. You must answer in complete sentences and meet the minimum word count for each question.. Insert images where indicated. Agenda:. Do now: . take your homework out, I will be collecting it, make sure your name is on your paper. Notes: . When you are finished with your notes, take review sheet of terms, and practice test, to begin preparing for quest which will be during the 1.