Growth n Development of JERIS in Child

Compare and contrast the growth and development in the aspect of JERIS

Growth    

Change in height Increase in weight Teething Growing body portion

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Growth of brain increases

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Feeling: Happiness Love Anger Jealousy Possesses good character Upholds moral values Having relationship with the parents, family, friends and people around them.

Aspect

PHYSICAL

INTELLECTUAL

EMOTIONAL

Development  Reading Skill  Writing Skill  Listening Skill  Speaking Skill  Crawling  Walking  Running  Jumping Development of skills  use the word,  language,  numbers,  thinking,  remembering,  reasoning,  analysis 

Skills in managing emotions

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Aware and believe in God Thankful for God’s gift Having skills in social relationship and showing good behaviour in accordance to the norms of a society.

SPIRITUAL   SOCIAL

By: CINDY HO LAI PENG KASTHURI A/P SUPPIAH SARANIAH A/P KALIDASAN VHINAHSHINI A/P VISVANATHAN

What is emotional development? Emotional development is part of a person’s personality development and it refers to the ability to express and control one’s emotions. For example, before a big game it is important for players to control their level of anxiety or nervousness. Also, in frustrating situations, such as after an unintentional penalty or rough play by the opposition, it is important for players to keep their cool and display disciplined behaviour. emotional growth is the expressions that one expresses.For emotional growth to occur, a child needs to be taught at an early age about expressing emotions appropriately. Emotionally healthy parents will encourage their children to experience feelings and teach them the process for appropriately expressing all types of emotions.