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Learning Objectives

In this chapter, students should learn:

  • how children develop physically during late childhood and how these developmental changes relate to increased coordination in motor skills

  • how children's health and fitness are influenced by lifestyle choices, nutrition, and family relationships

  • how older children solve problems and understand concepts such as conservation and seriation

  • how culture, everyday experiences, and families influence children's cognitive development

  • how children's language develops during the school years

  • how children master the complex accomplishments of learning to read and write

  • how children's intelligence is defined and assessed and how to encourage creativity in children

  • how children develop a more complex understanding of people and social situations

  • and how the school experience influences children's intellectual development



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