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    𝓟𝓮𝓻𝓼𝓸𝓷𝓪𝓵 𝓓𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓵𝓸𝓹𝓶𝓮𝓷𝓽

    LESSON 1:
    Knowing Oneself
    and Development the
    Whole Person
    PUBERTY
    It refers to physiological
    changes included in the sexual
    maturation of a child along with
    other body changes that may take
    place during this period.
    ADOLESCENCE
    It is the stage from puberty to
    adulthood and involves the
    psychological experiences during
    this period.
    Adolescence is the teenage
    years from thirteen to eighteen
    years old.
    Throughout adolescence, young
    people undergo a lot of changes as
    they transition from childhood into
    young adulthood.

    Growing up, not only the


    physical appearance but also the
    behavioral, cognitive and
    emotional-social component.
    THREE STAGES
    OF
    DEVELOPMENT
    1. Early Adolescence (Ages 10-14)
    Adolescents experience the
    early stages of puberty in this
    development phase. Both male
    and female experience major
    physical growth and intensified
    sexual interest.
    2. Middle Adolescence (Ages 15-17)
    During the middle adolescence
    stage, puberty is completed for
    males and females. Physical growth
    slows for females but continues for
    males. Adolescence in this stage
    continue to experience a growing
    capacity for abstract thought.
    Adolescents in this stage of
    development experience numerous
    social and emotional changes
    including increased self-
    involvement and an increased
    drive for independence.
    3. Late Adolescence (Ages 18-24)

    Adolescents in the late


    adolescence/young adulthood
    phase typically experience fewer
    physical developments and more
    cognitive developments.
    Adolescents gain the
    ability to think about
    ideas rationally, delay
    gratification, plan for
    the future and gain a
    firm sense of identity.
    COGNITIVE
    DEVELOPMENT
    - refers to the
    development of the
    ability to think and
    reason.
    Adolescence marks the beginning of
    more complex thinking processes (also
    called formal logical operations).
    Including abstract thinking (thinking
    about possibilities, the ability to reason
    from known principles (form own new
    ideas or questions), the ability to
    consider many points of view according
    to varying criteria (compare or debate
    ideas or opinions), and the ability to
    think about the process of thinking.
    PYSCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
    Adolescent maturation is a personal
    phase of development where an
    individual establishes their own beliefs,
    values and what they want to
    accomplish in life.
    The adolescent also begins to
    take on more control of educational
    and vocational pursuits and
    advantages. It is during this time
    that adolescents’ self-dependence
    and a sense of responsibility
    become apparent , along with their
    quest to contribute to society and
    find their place in it.
    SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT
    Adolescents are looking for a way to
    express their spiritual nature and
    organizations such as churches and
    faith-based teen clubs can attract them
    if they offer lively discussions and
    activities that encourage youth to
    explore faith in a relevant way.

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