Major: HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Course Code: 412
Credit Hours: 03
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
This course addresses factors involved in child development and the problems of each period. As well, preventive and remedial phases of atypical development are examined.
ADVANCE ORGANIZERS
- Define Biological and environmental processes of development and explain how these two processes interact.
- Describe the important characteristic of child development theories.
- Describe various developmental periods and explain the general trends occurs in these periods.
- Identify the sequence of development in various areas
Unit – 1: The study of Child Development
- Methods of Studying Children
- Theories of Child Development
- Themes in the Study of Child Development
- Biology and Environment
- Development is Dynamic
- Development Occurs in a Social Context
- Development is Flexible
- Aspects of Development
- Developmental Milestones
UNIT – 2: A New Life Begins
- Conception ad Heredity
- Prenatal Development
- Birth and the Newborn
UNIT – 3: Infancy
- Physical Development infancy
- Cognitive and Language Development in Infancy
- Social and Emotional Development in Infancy
- Personality Development
- The Social Context of Infancy
UNIT – 4: Early Childhood
- Physical, Cognitive, and Language Development in Early Childhood
- Social and Emotional Development in Early Childhood
- Personality Development
- The Social Context of Early Childhood
UNIT – 5: School – Age Children
- Physical, Cognitive, and Language Development in School Age Children
- Social and Emotional Development in School Age Children
- Personality Development
- The Social Context of School Age Children
UNIT – 6: Adolescence
- Physical, Cognitive and Language Development in Adolescence
- Social and Emotional Development in Adolescence
- Personality Development
- The Social Context of Adolescence
Recommended Books
1. Irwin, D.B. & Simons, J.A. (1994) Lifespan Developmental Psychology. Dubuque: Brown & Benchmark Publishers.
2. Bee, H. (1995)
The Developing Child. (7th ed) NewYork: Harper Collins College Publishers.
3. Stewart, A.C. & Friendman, S. (1987)
Child Development: Infancy through Adolescence. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
4. Craig, G.J. (1996)
Human Development. (7th ed). New Jersy: Prentice Hall.
5. Harris, M. & Butter worth, G. (2002)
Developmental Psychology: A student's handbook. New York: Psychology Press Ltd.
6. Santrock, J.W. (2002) A topical approach to Life-Span Development. New York: McGraw Hill
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