Areas of Development by https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym en-us 2023-07-03 07:15:48 UTC 2023-07-03 10:18:22 UTC hello@padlet.com Intellectual Development hurali69420 https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637006870 Intellectual development refers to the increase in complexity of processes in the brain, such as thought, knowledge and memory. 

Aspects of Intellectual Development:
1. Knowledge & memory
2. Language
3. Thought patterns and problem solving
4. Creativity & imagination
5. Attention

Changes from youth to adulthood:
  • Knowledge and memory:
As youth transition to adulthood, they focus on the future, leading to the development of knowledge. 
  • Language: 
As youth transition to adulthood, increased knowledge and thought patterns can promote creativity and imagination.
  • Thought patterns and problem-solving:
As youth transition to adulthood, they develop abstract thought, allowing for more efficient processing of information and linking concepts as interrelated wholes. 
]]> 2023-07-03 07:17:17 UTC https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637006870 Physical Development hurali69420 https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637009964 Physical development refers to the changes that occur to the body and its systems. It includes external changes that you can see, such as changes in height, and internal Changes you cannot see, such as the increasing size of the heart. Physical development includes growth as well as motor skill development.

Aspects of Physical Development:
 1. Body Systems
2. Growth
3. Motor Skills

Changes from youth to adulthood:
Muscular Strength and Coordination: 
  • increased muscular strength and coordination due to muscle mass growth 
  • improved neuromuscular coordination 
  • Engaging in physical activities enhances these abilities. 

Bone Density and Strength:
  • continued development and strengthening of the skeletal system

Growth ceasing: 
  • growth tends to slow down or cease.


]]> 2023-07-03 07:22:43 UTC https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637009964 Emotional Development hurali69420 https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637011297 Emotional Development relates to the range of emotions experienced and the increasing complexity in relation to learning to express the emotions we feel. It relates to the growth and maturation of a person’s ability to express, perceive and manage their emotions. 

Aspects of Emotional Development:
1. Developing self-concept
2. Experiencing the full-range of emotions
3. Learning appropriate ways of expressing and communicating emotions 
4. Building Resilience

Changes from youth to adulthood:
Self concept:  
  • begin to explore different values and beliefs
  • have a clearer understanding of their identity and their beliefs which influences their emotional development
  • if one is satisfied with who they are, they will feel a sense of pride and achievement and are more comfortable with who they are.
Learning appropriate ways of expressing emotions: 
  • An individual will have experienced a wide range of emotions and will be able to recognise them as they come forth 
  • they will be able to better cope and express their emotions.
Building resilience:
  • As life experience and knowledge increases, the transition to adulthood comes with greater resilience to life’s challenges
  • Previous coping strategies are built upon with new strategies, resulting in greater resilience.
]]> 2023-07-03 07:24:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637011297 Social Development hurali69420 https://padlet.com/hurali69420/uxt56ct9tdqlqcym/wish/2637011706 The purpose of social development is to improve our ability to interact with others. It seems like increasing our behavioural ability by making more relationships with friends family or a partner.

Aspects of Social Development:
1. Behaviours 
2. Social Roles
3. Relationships Skills
4. Communication Skills

Changes from youth to adulthood:
Behaviours:
  • peer group has a significant impact on young people as youth enter adulthood 
Social roles and expectations:
  • Begin to work
  • Join extracurricular activities
Relationship skills:
  • will have their first intimate relationships
  • Develop stronger friendships 
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