Physical Development
The child develops from an average of 5 cm to 7 cm per year until the age of eleven. During this period, a child weighs between 2 kg and 3 kg per year. During this time, the strength of the skeletal muscles and muscles increases.
Kinetic Development
Here, there is a marked increase in kinetic development compared to early childhood.
During this age, children develop special skills in activities such as running, climbing, swimming and cycling.
Subtle Kinetic Skills
By the age of seven, children's hands develop into more stable conditions. During this time period, children's writing skills develop. Children between the ages of ten and twelve have the ability to handle their hands in a similar manner to adults. When it comes to these skills, girls are ahead of boys.
Emotional Development
During this period, children will learn how to appropriately manage various emotions. Particularly when children reach the age of seven, they are able to understand banned or more complex conditions. Therefore pride, jealousy and anxiety can be concealed without reflecting on the face.
Social Development
Sports and other complex events improve their skills, especially after school. In addition, the way in which parents care for their children also influences the social development of children.
That is there are three types of parents.
Authoritarian Parents
These parents make harsh, punitive and straightforward decisions. Children of such parents are out of harmony and social. The whole giggles.
Permissive Parents
Such parents make decisions that do not make loose, uncertain demands. Children of such parents live immature, quickly angry, self-reliant feelings.
Authoritative Parents
These parents make decisions that are authentically and systematically focused and encouraging. Children of these parents develop their skills with high levels of social skills, pleasant, independent and confident feelings.
No comments:
Post a Comment