Introduction:
Humans passes in their life several stages of growth and development, where at some level can lead to face difficulties that may affect them if they did not overcome it. Especially Adolescence time, it is the phase of development the human pass through following the onset of puberty during which a young person develops from a child into an adult. It can be very sensitive period that the teenager can face and need more support and guidance from his family; it starts at age 10 and end at age 19. In this case study I chose to observe Reem, she is at the beginning of adolescence. Reem is one of interesting emirates girl can anyone know. She is twelve years old. She is smart, helpful and you can depend on. Reem is the oldest among her siblings; she has two brothers and one sister. Ali and Saif six years old twins and the youngest Noura she is two years old. She lives in Dubai, al-barsha, with her father and her grandparents. Her mother died when she was ten years old after giving birth to her youngest sister. In addition, Reem in grade eight and she study in a government school in Dubai. Note that in this paper I will mention the main
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She used to act like a happy child, but now she thinks it is different. Furthermore, the developmental issue that she is being puberty. Puberty is “the time in life when a young person starts to become sexually mature” (Blondell, 1999). The difficult part of being in puberty phase is to accept the changes that the body goes through, precisely if you go through it alone without any guide, in Reem situation being alone without her mother in her side make it a little bit harder. She goes through many changes physically and socially that made her confuse about a lot of things around her. People around her treat her as an adult now not as a child
When her daughter is born she details her ecstasy but also her gut-wrenching fear that she will be separated from this little one she is attached to as
It’s obvious that this helped her to know what she wanted out in life, considering she hadn’t gotten much of that as a child. Also, when the transitions made, we become different people with different values. This is obvious when her mother discovers her newly found lifestyle. “Look at the way you live. You've sold out.
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She no longer shows her as innocent and pure but also portrays her sexual desires and her craving for them to be
She has learned to express her emotions, as well as talk about her feelings with others. Physically
She wants to act like a teenager but doesn’t want to grow up. She knows that growing up isn’t all what it’s cut out to be and decides in the end that she wants to take her time in growing up and getting
She has received early schooling up to age of eleven year in her home because her grandmother and her aunts at that time didn’t believed in traditional educational system. She went to public school at the age of eleven year; due to her home based schooling she was lacking social interaction or relationships. So, she used to spent her most of the time in reading literatures. She graduated from high school at the age of sixteen years and moved to New York with one the aunt. There she got a job in publishing house; the role she performed was clerk and mechanical tasks.
Eventually her parents stopped sending her to therapy by the age of 12 as it was futile. They gave up on fixing what they
For the reader, sympathy is heightened as a sense of compassionate pity towards the mother is formed. While she had for so long maintained her dignity in front of her daughter, she realized at that point that whether at that moment or years later her daughter would learn to be ashamed of her. The steps taken by the mother to enroll her daughter, further the mother’s strong character and the ways in which her desire to ensure an education for her daughter surpasses her
Although one might argue that this feeling was influenced by the bad experiences in her childhood, she repeatedly reinforces
She has just turned fifteen, but in her culture she is now a woman. She must put away her childish things and except that she will contribute to the family as an adult. In her mind she is still a child who plays with dolls and has little and now she must accept the changes
This could be because she acts out verbally or maybe Mama has a hard time seeing her as one. Twenty-years-old is very young to be deciding your life and it can be fairly hard to find yourself. During the way, it is common to make mistakes and it is helpful that most of her family members are older than her so she is able to learn valuable lessons. However, one can be older and continue to grow as a person such as her brother Walter.
A better one than she had in fact, but she can only give her so much since they live differently now. Didion says “She is an open and trusting child, unprepared for and unaccustomed to the ambushes of family life” (Didion 3) Meaning that she’s not ready for what is there to come with a “home.” I personally disagree because I don’t want my children going through what I went through especially at a young age when it happened. The experience is still hard for me to cope with and the fact that I’m an only child in the
While her dad thinks too much and is to overprotective. This may be the reason why she wants to do what she wants. Her dad has been protective her whole
Adolescence is the stage which has more potential and energetics but with all positive aspects this stage has some developmental events which need to be observe and controlled for making a normal and good personality. The concept refers to the psychological chenges which begin with puberty and end at the