Domains Of Human Development Assignment Analysis

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Introduction

The aim of this assignment is to analyse methodically development children endure when they are ready for school, and also discuss how the domains of development which are physical development which focus its attention on physical changes that are visible in child’s body, there’s also cognitive development which studies how the child think and perceive the world around them, thirdly we have personality development which dwell more on the uniqueness of children with regard to their behaviour and feelings and lastly we have social development which involves the development of the individual interactions with others.
The assignment further aims to address programmes that have been implemented on family, child care, school, and …show more content…

The first domain is physical development which entails changes in child’s body such as weight, height and development of the brain and also including the effect of factors such as heredity, hormones and nutrition. Secondly there’s cognitive development which refers to how children come to know and understand the world around them including perception, learning, memory, thinking, decision-making, imagination and creativity. Thirdly there’s personality development which necessitate the self, self-concept, identity and discuss personality in details. Fourthly Louw, D & Louw, A (2014) cites about social development as a domain of human development which involves the development of the individuals’ interactions and relationships with other people. It also involves the study of moral development which is concerning the views of individuals regarding what’s right and wrong, socialisation, where the individual is acquires the socially acceptable behaviour through social interaction with others, religion and spirituality within social …show more content…

For instance if a child is ruthless and often if not all the time intend to harm every person around them such children need to be demonstrated love, support, and comfort.
Such children must be addressed with calmness and love, they want to be listen to and be given a chance to raise their opinions so that they understand the need to have special someone in life.
When a child think that school environment is in its not really not ideal for their safety as a results they isolate themselves from other learners and become inactive in class or par-take in school activities. For example during the break the child does not play with other learners prefer to rather stay in class not studying per-se and during the class they are inactive, such individuals need parental intervention in school and teachers to be more of a friend and a father figure than just a mere

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