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development:
meaning, concept
approaches
*Describe what they were before and who they
will possibly be after birth into adulthood.
*what will they possibly become?
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
TRADITIONAL APPROACHES
Extensive change from birth to adolescence,
little or no change in adulthood and decline in
late old age.
• LIFE SPAN
1.DEVELOPMENT IS LIFELONG.
-It does not end in adulthood.
-No developmental stages dominates
development.
2. DEVELOPMENT IS PLASTIC.
- Development is possible throughout
the lifespan.
3.DEVELOPMENT IS MULTIDIMENSIONAL
-Development consists of biological, cognitive
and socio- emotional dimension.
4.DEVELOPMENT IS CONTEXTUAL
-Individuals are changing being in a changing
world.
5.DEVELOPMENT INVOLVES GROWTH,
MAINTENANCE AND REGULATIONS
-Growth, maintenance and regulations are 3
goals of human development, the goal of
individual vary among development stages.
• Principle of child development And learning
that inform practice
>all areas of development and learning
important.
>learning and development follow sequence.
>Development and learning proceed at
varying rates.
>development and learning results from an
interaction of maturation and experience.
>Early experience have profound effect on
development and learning.
>Development proceed towards greater
complexity, self – regulations, and symbolic
or representational capacities.
>children develop best when they have
secure relationships.
>development and learning occur in and are
influenced by multiple social and cultural
context.
Reference
https://www.slideshare.net/ARL
YMICAY/human-development-
meaning-concepts-and-
approaches-102561126
https://www.slideshare.net/ARL
YMICAY/human-development-
meaning-concepts-and-
approaches-102561126
Arcite ,Reamae P.