My Development Stage by Summer Lian Heso

Infancy years

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Toddler Years

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Preschool years

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Elementary Years/School Age

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Elementary Years/ School Age

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Adolescence years

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Adolescence years

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Stage 1 (Infancy Years – The Beginning):

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Just like a baby discovering the world for the first time, my early days in senior high felt like a fresh start. I was curious and eager to explore everything around me, slowly learning how to express myself and find my place. During this time, I met new friends who became my first support system, much like a baby’s first bonds that provide comfort and security.

Stage 2 (Preschool Years – Exploring and Learning):

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In this stage, I started to become more independent, much like a preschooler learning to do things on their own. I began managing my school tasks better and balancing them with my personal life. I also discovered new interests and developed habits that helped me grow, like studying smarter and staying organized. Joining school activities was like playtime at preschool—fun, social, and a chance to show what I could do.

Stage 3 (Elementary Years – Building Foundations):

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Looking back, this phase was about building a strong foundation, similar to elementary school years. I grew academically and personally, learning important skills and values. I became more resilient and adaptable, understanding that both struggles and successes are part of the journey. This stage helped me develop confidence and a clearer sense of who I am.

Stage 4 (Adolescence Years – Growing into Myself):

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Finally, like the teenage years of adolescence, this stage was about becoming more self-aware and confident. I faced challenges that tested me but also shaped me into a stronger person. I learned to appreciate my growth and the experiences that made me who I am today. This period was all about embracing change and stepping into my own identity with pride.