Emotional Development 7-12

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Taylor Tina Alex and Alexa

Shapes how they see their self

10: see themselves highly skilled or not

11/12: use personal qualities define themselves

Gender identity

Role Model

Puberty impacts

Hide feelings

Age 7

Quite, worry and are sensitive

Age 8

Dramatic and more positive

Age 9

Self-absorbed and strict

Age 10

Happier

Emotion turns to the wider world

Words to express emotion

Teach children self control

Childhood fears disappear

Teens realize the danger around them

Preventing emotional problems

Be patient

Self control

Anger (changing body)

Keep child under control

Limits on behavior

Talk through issue

Understands complex ideas

Avoid taking it personally

Don’t mean what is said

Listen

Give chance to explain what& why

Complaints ≠ lesser consequences

Teach value of being fit

Need to be able to:

Explain well

Have good judgment

Be well organized

Have good enthusiasm

Goal: real full potential

Physical, intellectual, social change

Influences: surroundings/ environment

Share bad emotions with friends not parents

Realize can feel more than one feeling

Coping

Make better bonds

Start becoming independent

Self-regulation

What parents should do

Experience, expression, understanding, and regulation

Coping skills

Advice from peers

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