Childhood & Adolescence : Understanding Developmental Stages in Psychology
Dr. Anup pokhriyal
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Childhood & Adolescence : Understanding Developmental Stages in Psychology
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Dr. Anup pokhriyal
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Childhood & Adolescence: How Children and Teens Develop | Developmental Psychology
Childhood and adolescence are important stages of human development that shape learning, behaviour, personality, relationships, and future life.
In this video, we explore the developmental stages of childhood and adolescence from a psychological and educational perspective. The video explains how learners change physically, cognitively, socially, and emotionally as they grow.
In this video, you will learn:
What are the major developmental stages?
Childhood (3–12 years) and its characteristics
Physical Development in childhood
Cognitive Development and Piaget’s stages
Social Development – friendship, cooperation and self-esteem
Adolescence (12–18 years) and its major changes
Physical and hormonal changes during adolescence
Cognitive Development and abstract thinking
Emotional Development and emotional regulation
Identity Formation and Erikson’s Identity vs. Role Confusion
Why teachers should understand developmental differences
Real-life examples connecting psychology with classroom teaching
This lecture is especially useful for B.Ed., M.Ed., Psychology, Education students, teachers, researchers and anyone interested in Educational Psychology and Human Development.
Key message:
To teach the learner effectively, first understand the learner’s development.
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