SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT OF
PRIMARY SCHOOLERS
M O D U L E 2 0 :
INTRODUCTION
 The development theorist, Erik Erikson,
formulated eight stages of man`s psychosocial
development.
 Preschool children belong to the fourth stage
of Erikson`s Psychosocial theory
 Children have to resolve the issue on Industry
vs. Inferiority
ABSTRACTION
Erik Erikson’s Fourth stage of Psychosocial
Development
IndustryVs. Inferiority is the psychosocial crisis
that children will have to resolve.
Industry refers to a child’s involvement in
situation
Inferiority is the feeling created when a child gets a
feeling of failure.
In this stage, children most likely to go to school.
ABSTRACTION
The encouragement of parents and caring
educators helps to build a child’s sense of self-
esteem, confidence and ability to interact
positively in the world.
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF
Self concept- knowledge about one’s self
o personality traits, characteristics, abilities, goals, values,
roles
Implications to child care, education and
parenting
ounderstanding of the socio-emotional strengths and
weaknesses
ocollaboration between parents and health care provider
to expand the insights regarding child’s development
SCHOOL YEARS
• Children tend to become increasingly self-confident
and able to cope well with social interactions.
• They are not focused in themselves anymore but are
also aware of the needs and desires of others.
• Issues of fairness and equality become important to
them as they learn to care for people who are not part of
the family.
• Characteristics are being considered such as loyalty and
kindness
BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS
“What is a Friend? A single
soul dwelling in two
bodies”
-Aristotle
BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS
 Making friends is a crucial but very important part
of children’s social and emotional growth
 Primary school children prefer to belong in peer
group of the same gender
 Many children observe and mingle to other
children.While, some remains a bit of a loner
BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS
Peer Groups
are characterized by children who belong
approximately to the same age group
It is found along the stages of childhood through
adolescence
But for children ages 7-8, they play well with
groups but may need some time to play alone.
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
 Some Adults may perceive that some
children`s behavior towards other as Anti-
social.
 Children at this stage are still forming their
own world views.
 Parents and teacher can help children make
friends.
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
You can consider the following:
Expose the children to kid-rich environments (e.g
playgrounds, park)
Create a play around in your class and let the
children mingle with their classmates.
 When your children hit other children, remind
them that their behavior hurts others.
Coordinate with the parents and other teachers.
SELF CONTROL
Once a children reach school age, they begin to take
pride in their ability to do things and their capacity
to exert effort.
Start to like receiving positive feedback from their
parents and teacher
Becomes the great opportunity for teachers and
parents to encourage positive emotional responses
from children.
IMPLICATIONS TO CHILD CARE,
EDUCATION AND PARENTING
understanding of the socio-emotional strengths and
weaknesses
collaboration between parents and health care provider to
expand the insights regarding child’s development
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GROUP 7
MEMBERS:
NANEZ, GABRIEL
OJALES, CHRISTIAN
PAGCALIWAGAN, TRIZIA MAE
PASCUA, JOSEPH IVAN
PEREZ, KIARA ROZEL

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  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION  The developmenttheorist, Erik Erikson, formulated eight stages of man`s psychosocial development.  Preschool children belong to the fourth stage of Erikson`s Psychosocial theory  Children have to resolve the issue on Industry vs. Inferiority
  • 3.
    ABSTRACTION Erik Erikson’s Fourthstage of Psychosocial Development IndustryVs. Inferiority is the psychosocial crisis that children will have to resolve. Industry refers to a child’s involvement in situation Inferiority is the feeling created when a child gets a feeling of failure. In this stage, children most likely to go to school.
  • 4.
    ABSTRACTION The encouragement ofparents and caring educators helps to build a child’s sense of self- esteem, confidence and ability to interact positively in the world.
  • 5.
    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF Selfconcept- knowledge about one’s self o personality traits, characteristics, abilities, goals, values, roles Implications to child care, education and parenting ounderstanding of the socio-emotional strengths and weaknesses ocollaboration between parents and health care provider to expand the insights regarding child’s development
  • 6.
    SCHOOL YEARS • Childrentend to become increasingly self-confident and able to cope well with social interactions. • They are not focused in themselves anymore but are also aware of the needs and desires of others. • Issues of fairness and equality become important to them as they learn to care for people who are not part of the family. • Characteristics are being considered such as loyalty and kindness
  • 7.
    BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS “What isa Friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies” -Aristotle
  • 8.
    BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS  Makingfriends is a crucial but very important part of children’s social and emotional growth  Primary school children prefer to belong in peer group of the same gender  Many children observe and mingle to other children.While, some remains a bit of a loner
  • 9.
    BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS Peer Groups arecharacterized by children who belong approximately to the same age group It is found along the stages of childhood through adolescence But for children ages 7-8, they play well with groups but may need some time to play alone.
  • 10.
    ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR  SomeAdults may perceive that some children`s behavior towards other as Anti- social.  Children at this stage are still forming their own world views.  Parents and teacher can help children make friends.
  • 11.
    ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR You canconsider the following: Expose the children to kid-rich environments (e.g playgrounds, park) Create a play around in your class and let the children mingle with their classmates.  When your children hit other children, remind them that their behavior hurts others. Coordinate with the parents and other teachers.
  • 12.
    SELF CONTROL Once achildren reach school age, they begin to take pride in their ability to do things and their capacity to exert effort. Start to like receiving positive feedback from their parents and teacher Becomes the great opportunity for teachers and parents to encourage positive emotional responses from children.
  • 13.
    IMPLICATIONS TO CHILDCARE, EDUCATION AND PARENTING understanding of the socio-emotional strengths and weaknesses collaboration between parents and health care provider to expand the insights regarding child’s development
  • 14.
    REFERENCES - https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn %3AANd9GcRv9aWhQA7OOT6ztmYg_LnOldBrjKmnQpEy2E-aZkeIKN0feS0D - https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn %3AANd9GcRv9aWhQA7OOT6ztmYg_LnOldBrjKmnQpEy2E-aZkeIKN0feS0D -file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/d28d5558cfbf7d0e636cb0ebc32045c5.jpg - https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d2/8d/55/d28d5558cfbf7d0e636cb0ebc32045c5.jpg - - file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/images%20(12).jpeg - - file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/143-1430854_28-collection-of-nursery-nurse-clipart-teacher- reading.png - - file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/images%20(11).jpeg - - file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/images%20(9).jpeg - https://www.google.com/search? q=erik+erikson&oq=Erik+Erik&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l2.3513j0j7&client=ms-android- oppo&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
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    GROUP 7 MEMBERS: NANEZ, GABRIEL OJALES,CHRISTIAN PAGCALIWAGAN, TRIZIA MAE PASCUA, JOSEPH IVAN PEREZ, KIARA ROZEL