EDEXCEL BTEC National Diploma Level 3 – Unit 4 Development Through the Life Stages Assignment 1 HAND IN DATE Wednesday 9th February 2012 Assignment Title:- This is your Life. P1 Describe M1 D1 physical, Discuss the Evaluate how nature intellectual, emotional and nurture debate in relation and may affect social development for each to the development of an the physical, intellectual, of the life stages of an individual. emotional and social individual. development of two stages of the development of an individual. Assignment 1 Successful completion of this task will allow you to generate evidence to meet Grading Criteria P1, M1 and D1 (25th January 2012) You need to become a medical research. As part of this unit you must produce a fact file on research of a This person must be person’s lifespan. known to you personally. They must be at least 50 years old as they will have passed through most of the life stages. Remember you must have permission from the person before you do this. This fact file will not be finished in P1, but in other assignments we will add to it. Task 1 (P1) To start your fact file can you write the definitions of the following: growth; development; developmental norms; developmental milestones; life course; maturation; life expectancy. This will help people reading your work who may not understand some of these terms. You need to begin your fact file by describing the life stages through which the individual has already passed and those they will. When describing their development you must refer to the PILES in every life stage. The file could include relevant pictures, graphs and charts. Reasons should be given for potential causes and effects if delayed development occurred. There must be a professional approach to this with detail given to quality of information and presentation. Life stages to be mentioned: conception; pregnancy; birth and infancy 0-3 – years; childhood 4-9 years; adolescence 10-18 years; adulthood 19-65 – – – years; older adulthood; 65+; the final stages of life. Word Count (P1) - Maximum 1 page per life stage Hand in date (P1) Thursday 26th January 2012 –
EDEXCEL BTEC National Diploma Level 3 – Unit 4 Development Through the Life Stages Assignment 1 HAND IN DATE Wednesday 9th February 2012 P1 Describe physical, intellectual, emotional and social development for each of the life stages of an individual. M1 Discuss the debate in relation to the development of an individual. D1 Evaluate how nature and nurture may affect the physical, intellectual, emotional and social development of two stages of the development of an individual. Assignment Title:- This is your Life. Assignment 1 Successful completion of this task will allow you to generate evidence to meet Grading Criteria P1, M1 and D1 (25th January 2012) You need to become a medical research. As part of this unit you must produce a fact file on research of a person’s lifespan. This person must be known to you personally. They must be at least 50 years old as they will have passed through most of the life stages. Remember you must have permission from the person before you do this. This fact file will not be finished in P1, but in other assignments we will add to it. Task 1 (P1) To start your fact file can you write the definitions of the following: growth; development; developmental norms; developmental milestones; life course; maturation; life expectancy. This will help people reading your work who may not understand some of these terms. You need to begin your fact file by describing the life stages through which the individual has already passed and those they will. When describing their development you must refer to the PILES in every life stage. The file could include relevant pictures, graphs and charts. Reasons should be given for potential causes and effects if delayed development occurred. There must be a professional approach to this with detail given to quality of information and presentation. Life stages to be mentioned: conception; pregnancy; birth and infancy – 0-3 years; childhood – 4-9 years; adolescence – 10-18 years; adulthood – 19-65 years; older adulthood; 65+; the final stages of life. Word Count (P1) - Maximum 1 page per life stage Hand in date (P1) – Thursday 26th January 2012