Taylor Tina Alex and Alexa Sense Of Self Shapes how they see their self 10 see themselves highly skilled or not 1112 use personal qualities define themselves Gender identity Role Model Emotional changes ID: 729776
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Emotional Development 7-12
Taylor Tina Alex and
AlexaSlide2
Sense Of Self
Shapes how they see their self
10: see themselves highly skilled or not
11/12: use personal qualities define themselvesGender identityRole Model Slide3
Emotional changes
Puberty impacts
Hide feelings
Age 7Quite, worry and are sensitive
Age 8
Dramatic and more positive
Age 9Self-absorbed and strictAge 10HappierSlide4
SPECIFIC EMOTIONS
Emotion turns to the wider world
Words to express emotion
Teach children self controlChildhood fears disappearTeens realize the danger around themSlide5
Living with Children
Preventing emotional problems
Be patient
Self controlAnger (changing body)
Keep child under control
Limits on behavior
Talk through issueUnderstands complex ideasAvoid taking it personallyDon’t mean what is said
ListenGive chance to explain what& whyComplaints
≠ lesser consequences Slide6
Recreation Worker
Teach value of being fit
Need to be able to:
Explain wellHave good judgmentBe well organized
Have good enthusiasm
Goal: real full potentialSlide7
Emotional development in children 7-12 years
Physical, intellectual, social change
Influences: surroundings/ environment
Share bad emotions with friends not parentsRealize can feel more than one feeling
CopingSlide8
Social and emotional development in school-aged children
Make better bonds
Start becoming independent
Self-regulationWhat parents should do
Experience, expression, understanding, and regulation
Coping skills
Advice from peers
Emotional Development