Human Development
demonstrate an understanding of established theories of bonding and attachment;
evaluate the significance of neuroscience and theories of brain development during critical periods in early childhood;
demonstrate an understanding of the consequences of environmental deprivation during early childhood;
analyse changes in human development throughout the life cycle, including early childhood, adolescence, mid-life, and aging.
Socialization and Human Development
demonstrate an understanding of the critical role that a family plays in the socialization of its members;
investigate and interpret the contributions that schools make to the socialization of individuals across the life span;
identify and evaluate the various ways in which the media can be seen as agents of socialization.
Self and Others
demonstrate an understanding of the critical nurturing and teaching roles of parents and caregivers;
analyse the many relationships that are a part of human development;
demonstrate an understanding of the ways in which communication and problem-solving skills are essential to human development
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 10
- Assessments Yes