school age

Question 1

Age: 6-12 years old
Conflict – Industry vs. inferiority

Answer 1

LATE CHILDHOOD

Question 2

slow but steady. Muscle
coordination is well developed and children can engage in
physical activity that require complex motor-sensory
coordination

Answer 2

Physical development–

Question 3

developing quickly and much of the
child’s life centers around school. Reading and writing skills
are learned, understand abstract concepts like honesty,
loyalty, values and morals

Answer 3

Mental development

Question 4

the child achieves greater
independence and a more distinct personality. Fears are
replaced by the ability to cope.

Answer 4

Emotional development

Question 5

changes from activities by
themselves to more group oriented. They are more
ready to accept the opinions of others and learn to
conform to rules, and standards of behavior. Needs are
the same as infancy and early childhood along with the
need for reassurance, parental approval, and peer
acceptance.

Answer 5

Social development

Question 6

Between 6 and 12 years old, children grow an average of ____ per year

Answer 6

5cm

Question 7

The average 6-year-old child is about ____ tall and
weighs about _____.

Answer 7

116 cm, 21 kg

Question 8

The average 12-year-old child is about _____ tall and
weighs approximately _____

Answer 8

150 cm, 40 kg

Question 9

what age does Lymphatic tissue growth, IgG and IgA in adult level?

Answer 9

9 years old:

Question 10

what age does Complete brain growth, adult vision level, refined motor
coordination

Answer 10

10 years old

Question 11

School-age children are more graceful than they
were as preschoolers

Question 12

most pronounced changes that indicate increasing maturity in children

Answer 12

1. decrease in head
   circumference in relation to standing height
2. decrease in waist circumference in relation to
   height
3. increase in leg length in relation to
   height.

Question 13

the period that begins toward the end of
middle childhood and ends with the 13th birthday

Answer 13

• Preadolescence

Question 14

signals the beginning of the development of
secondary sex characteristics

Answer 14

puberty

Question 15

the 2-year
period that precedes puberty, typically occurs during
preadolescence.

Answer 15

prepubescence

Question 16

Puberty onset: 10 -14 years old
* Females: 12 -18 years old
* Males: 14 - 20 years old

Question 17

• 6 years old: able to tie shoe laces
• 7 years old: “eraser year”; dissatisfaction with
  work done
• Writing skills improve

Answer 17

fine motor

Question 18

what age does the child:
* Runs Jumps, climbs and hops.
* Has improved eye-hand coordination.
* Prints word and learn cursive writing

Answer 18

Gross Motor (gender differences) 6–8 years

Question 19

what age does the child:
Throws balls skillfully.
* Uses to participate in organized sports.
* Uses both hands independently.
* Handles eating utensils (spoon, fork, knife) skillfully

Answer 19

8–10 years