GCSE J406 A912: 3.2.1. 10 These are: How do individuals grow and What are the different life stages GCSE Health and Social Care textbooks infancy (0-3), develop during each life Drawing a time line and mark on it the BBC The Human Body - Robert Winston childhood (4-10), various life stages and age ranges covered. stage? Plain paper adolescence (11-18), Research in pairs to find out the physical, Glue adulthood (19-65), intellectual, emotional, and social Poster paper and flipchart marker pens. later adulthood (65+) characteristics within a life stage Percentile charts Prepare A4 poster for one life stage refers to an increase in physical Mini tests Growth Divide the class into groups of 5, all having size (mass and height) Case studies researched one different life stage. Development is concerned with the Access to computer facilities Candidates present the findings to the rest emergence and increase in sophistication of of the group skills, abilities and emotions. Candidates take notes during presentations Teacher input: What is the difference between growth and development? Use of percentile charts and case studies used to make comparisons to the norms of growth
GCSE J406 A912: 10 3.2.1. How do individuals grow and develop during each life stage? What are the different life stages Drawing a time line and mark on it the various life stages and age ranges covered. Research in pairs to find out the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social characteristics within a life stage Prepare A4 poster for one life stage Divide the class into groups of 5, all having researched one different life stage. Candidates present the findings to the rest of the group Candidates take notes during presentations Teacher input: What is the difference between growth and development? Use of percentile charts and case studies used to make comparisons to the norms of growth GCSE Health and Social Care textbooks BBC The Human Body - Robert Winston Plain paper Glue Poster paper and flipchart marker pens. Percentile charts Mini tests Case studies Access to computer facilities These are: infancy (0-3), childhood (4-10), adolescence (11-18), adulthood (19-65), later adulthood (65+) Growth refers to an increase in physical size (mass and height) Development is concerned with the emergence and increase in sophistication of skills, abilities and emotions.
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