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    Bronfenbrenner's ecological system is a visual representation of the various factors that can impact a child's cognitive development. It includes 5 categories: the microsystem of immediate relationships like family; the mesosystem of connections between microsystems; the exosystem of broader social settings; the macrosystem of cultural values and beliefs; and the chronosystem of environmental changes over time. Bronfenbrenner recognized that a child's development is complex due to the many interacting layers in their ecological system.

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    Bronfenbrenner's ecological system is a visual representation of the various factors that can impact a child's cognitive development. It includes 5 categories: the microsystem of immediate relationships like family; the mesosystem of connections between microsystems; the exosystem of broader social settings; the macrosystem of cultural values and beliefs; and the chronosystem of environmental changes over time. Bronfenbrenner recognized that a child's development is complex due to the many interacting layers in their ecological system.

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    Chrono System

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    Matthew Tumaliwan
    Bronfenbrenner's ecological system is a visual representation of the various factors that can impact a child's cognitive development. It includes 5 categories: the microsystem of immediate relationships like family; the mesosystem of connections between microsystems; the exosystem of broader social settings; the macrosystem of cultural values and beliefs; and the chronosystem of environmental changes over time. Bronfenbrenner recognized that a child's development is complex due to the many interacting layers in their ecological system.

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    MATTHEW JAMES NINO R.

    TUMALIWAN
    Strict law
    GED101-B4 enforecd
    Neighbour

    Extended
    famaily
    Peers/
    Friiends
    Colourism
    Government
    policies
    Cultural Spiritual
    Historical inheriitanc ocmmunitty
    occupation e Paren'ts
    workplaec

    Teachers

    Acadedmic Parents
    Standing
    Health
    Servieces Mass media

    Historiiacl disaster

    Nationality
    Ecconomic
    Situation
    The different elements that have an impact on a child's cognitive needs
    are graphically represented by Bronfenbrenner's ecological system. When
    considering how historical and environmental changes can affect a kid's
    growth, Bronfenbrenner understood that there were numerous parts to the
    process of a child's maturation. The microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem,
    macrosystem, and chronosystem are all parts of the "ecological systems
    theory." Bronfenbrenner recognized that a child's maturation process was
    complex because the ecological system developed by Bronfenbrenner is a
    visual representation of the various factors that affect a child's cognitive
    demands and might have an impact on a child's development. The
    "ecological systems theory" is made up of the 5 categories.

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