moral development

[mother theresa]

can anyone help me with htis i am looking for moral development for the ages 4-7 year olds 7-12 year olds 12-16 year olds and 16-19 year olds would be very grateful

[lyn c]

Originally Posted by mother theresa

can anyone help me with htis i am looking for moral development for the ages 4-7 year olds 7-12 year olds 12-16 year olds and 16-19 year olds would be very grateful

Hi Mother Teresa

i'm not sure of your question but if it's sequence and rate of moral development this is what i wrote for 4 years to 19 years:


4 – 7 Years.
Children do think of others but mainly for adult approval.
They start to understand and use rules (especially when it is useful to them e.g. if a sand timer comes to an end they will be quick to say its my turn etc.)
Is interested in being good, but may tell lies or blame others for wrongdoings because of intense desire to please and do right.

7 – 11 Years.
Children start to tell others the rules and inform adults when a rule is being broken.
Are aware of consequences of their behaviour.
They can follow rules and boundaries.
May experience guilt and shame.
Has difficulty admitting mistakes but is becoming more capable of accepting failures and mistakes and taking responsibility for them.
Is aware of right and wrong; wants to do right to please adults.

11 – 13 Years.
They understand the need for rules (so that everyone is treated fairly).
Knows right and wrong; tries to weigh alternatives and arrive at decisions alone.
Is concerned about fair treatment of others; is usually reasonably thoughtful; is unlikely to lie.

13 – 19 Years.
Understands about rights and wrongs and consequences of actions.
Experiences feelings of frustration, anger, sorrow, and isolation.
Can be confused and disappointed, state values and actual behaviours of family and friends;
May be interested in *** as response to physical-emotional urges

hope this helps you

Lynne


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[mother theresa]

thank you so much for your answer i have researched but sometimes its hard to put it in your own words

[mother theresa]

just noticed i need age 1-2 years moral development if anyone can help me

[lyn c]

Originally Posted by mother theresa

just noticed i need age 1-2 years moral development if anyone can help me

Hi

Will give you all the answer i wrote and you can then decide which ones you havent used and whether you think they are approriatte:


0 -12 Months.
No moral development for the first few months.
Show joy by smiling, cooing and laughing when fed comfortable or safe.
Show joy by smiling, cooing and laughing when fed comfortable or safe crying when distressed or unhappy.


1 – 2 Years.
No understanding of right or wrong, starts to understand word yes and no.
Sensitive to adult approval and disapproval, despite tantrums and bursts of anger.

2 – 4 Years.
They do understand the word “no” but will choose not to accept it.
Children are aware of the roles of the adults e.g. teachers / parents (they make the rules and have the authority.)
They do not understand the meaning of the word consequences.
Beginning to understand right from wrong.


Hope it helps, i found moral the hardest out of all of the others that you had to do.

Lynne

[mother theresa]

thank you so much you have really helped me

[lyn c]

Hi

Your more than welcome

Lynne

[j.trina10]

Huge thank you as i have searched everywhere for this with no joy. Much appreciated :-)

[Naomi G]

hi
iv just recently signed up to do my diploma and im currently doing my child development chart and im stuck on physical development between 7 and 11. can anyone help?

[emziebub88]

Originally Posted by Naomi G

hi
iv just recently signed up to do my diploma and im currently doing my child development chart and im stuck on physical development between 7 and 11. can anyone help?

Hi, my table was 7-12 and for this i wrote:

7-12: Children’s development in this age range will become more gradual than their earlier years. By now, children should be more coordinated in both their small and larger movements. They will continue to grown in height, their games and play will become more organised, and they will make and follow rules. Their drawing and writing will become a lot neater and their cutting out will become more accurate.

I had this signed off so hope it helps :) if you need anymore help with anything, pm me and I will be happy to help :)