Question

what are the typical developmental stages of a 9yr old child

Applying Erikson developmental theory how can you developmentally assess the child

Answer 1

Milestones usually divided into five areas like physical, cognitive, emotional and social, language, sensory, and motor development.
physical growth the child at age 9 they grow about 2.6 inches and gain 7Ib in a year. girls grow faster than boys. they lose their four baby teeth get their permanent teeth each year.
cognitive development shows they can recognize the objects and can read up to 12 words, they make a plan and think independently and have decision-making skills.
emotional development includes appropriate behavior, control anger, have caring and solid relationships, have empathy and being sensitive to others and have stable emotions and have anxiety with stressful situations.
Language development include enjoys reading books and has the goal to achieve something that has a speech pattern like adults.
sensory and motor development include enjoy activity, sports, grooming, and other motor skills.
Applying Erikson's theory for age 9 shows industry vs inferiority -competence. This is their 4th stage, they have the capability of learning, creating, fulfilling new skills and knowledge. they develope with a sense of industry, this is a very social stage when a problem arises and that is resolved it cause inadequacy and inferiority among peers, it can cause serious problems like competence and self-esteem. they have a significant relationship with school and neighborhood. Assess the child skills, knowledge and sense of industry. evaluate their self-esteem and specific competence.