Leonardo Z. Camboja Jr. Ed-123B Facilitating Learning
BEE-2 Olga Alonsabe, Ph.D.
July 23, 2012 MWF – 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Reflection Paper No. 8 Psycho-social theory Erik
Erikson
Last July 20, 2012, we discuss about the Psycho-social theory
of Erik Erikson. Psycho means “mind” and social means “external relationship”.
Erik Erikson theory believed in the impact of the significant others in the
development of one’s view of him, life and of the world. He presented a very
comprehensive framework of eight psycho-social stages of development. He
emphasized that a person goes through maladaptation and malignancies that
result from failure to effectively the crisis; and the virtue that emerges when
balance and resolution of the crisis is attained. A mother has a most significant role in
learning development of their children. Among the stages that crucial for the
growth of the children are stages 1 – Infancy from ages 0-18 months trust vs.
mistrust. Example of child needs is hungry, wet diaper and bite of insects so
that they will recognize through crying. This stage the child needs should be
address attentively and cared properly. Stage 2 is Toddler (18 months – 4
years) Autonomy vs. shame and doubt. This stage, the child should be recognized
and appreciate their works and deeds. Stage 3 is Pre-school (4 t0 6 years)
Initiative vs. Guilt. This stage, the child know how to eat independently,
buttons their shirt, and take a bath. The members of the family need full
cooperation to give proper guidance of children actions.
When I make
a rough drop of my reflection, I realize how crucial the role of the mother in
taking care of child from 0 to 6 years. Learning depends from their parents
what kinds of motivation they are using. Children cognitive development should
be handles properly.
If I will give
an opportunity to be part of Deped as a teacher, I will do my best to be a
competitive educator for the learning of the elementary pupils as future
leaders of our country. I will devout my time and share my knowledge for the
good of my pupils.
thanks!
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