Developmental Milestones
At ages 6–7, children begin to play organized versions of this.
What is sports?
This term describes how children’s motivation and emotions are shaped by those around them.
What is peer influence?
SEL stands for.
What is social emotional learing?
Teachers can promote prosocial behavior by addressing these.
What are negative peer influences?
This psychologist said that children in middle childhood are “very busy or industrious.”
Who is Erik Erikson?
By ages 8–9, children can understand these mathematical parts of a whole.
What is fractions?
When children follow the behavior of friends to fit in, even if it goes against their own judgment, they’re experiencing this.
What is peer pressure
The SAFE method encourages lessons that are Sequenced, Active, Focused, and this.
What is Explicit?
One classroom activity mentioned to reinforce positive behavior is called this.
What are “Kindness Heroes”?
Erikson’s stage for ages 6–12 is known as this.
What is Industry vs. Inferiority?
By ages 10–12, children are typically able to read, write, and do this well on a computer.
What is typing?
Comparing oneself to others is a key aspect of developing this.
What is self esteem?
Parents can foster confidence by teaching children to value this over perfection.
What is effort?
Teachers can help students build positive and supportive friendships by focusing on this.
What is group projects?
This theorist developed the concept of moral reasoning through progressive stages.
Who is Lawrence Kohlberg?
As children enter middle childhood, friendships become based more on these shared qualities rather than convenience.
What is trust and loyalty?
According to the presentation, peers can have both positive and negative effects on this.
What is social-emotional growth?
Encouragement and emotional support help build this type of mindset.
What is a growth mindset?
Being aware of this in your classroom helps manage peer pressure and conflicts.
what is social dynamics?
According to Kohlberg, children begin to base moral decisions on these influences.
What are peers and adults?
Children in this stage develop friendships that strongly impact their self-esteem.
What is middle childhood?
Educators can counteract negative peer pressure by creating and modeling these.
What is establishing classroom norms?
These four components of SEL help students build healthy relationships and regulate emotions.
What are self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship skills?
This strategy emphasizes students actively engaging and sequencing lessons for better SEL outcomes.
What is the SAFE method?
Both Erikson and Kohlberg emphasize that these two factors shape moral and emotional growth.
What are social interaction and personal responsibility?