Author Question: A friend says, I am scared. My little boy is about to enter the teen years, and I have heard that ... (Read 89 times)

asd123 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

A friend says, I am scared. My little boy is about to enter the teen years, and I have heard that this is a time of great storm and stress, when he will reject everything about me.. Provide advice to your friend by describing the reality of this time of child-parent interactions.

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which is not a Piagetian-based implication for teaching?

a. Teachers should provide answers rather than letting students find them on their own.
b. The best teaching experiences are those slightly ahead of a child's current level of thinking.
c. In order to promote learning, teachers should provide materials with which students can make their own discoveries.
d. Letting students make mistakes is OK, as cognitive development tends to occur when children become aware of errors in their own thinking.

Benayers · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

The notion of storm and stress is a myth. Research shows that adolescents generally enjoy happy and satisfying relationships with their parents. Most teens love their parents and feel loved by them. And they embrace many of their parents' values and look to them for advice. In addition, most teens have relatively high levels of self-esteem across a variety of domains.

Answer to Question 2

a