Re: Assignment #4 -- Life-span Human Development

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Subject: Re: Assignment #4

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Brooke Isaacs

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Date Posted: 14:05:33 06/30/10 Wed
In reply to: Alicia Scott 's message, "Re: Assignment #4" on 23:02:21 06/29/10 Tue

Kathryn I totally agree that Erikson's theory is much more applicable when it comes with working with children that are dealing with a lot and going through some tough times. I am a teacher and not a counselor, but I work with children who experience a lot of negative things. I think that in counseling and teaching it is more important for a child to resolve any issues he/she is having in a stage/crisis rather than a moral issue a he/she is having. I feel that if a child moves through Erikson's stages successfully or resolves any negative outcomes they might have had, their moral development will follow. I think that having good identity development will automatically lead to good moral development.

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Re: Assignment #4	Kathryn Milford	17:33:38 06/30/10 Wed