Teen Living Ms. Jessica Edwards, M.A.Ed

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Teen Living Ms. Jessica Edwards, M.A.Ed Objective 1.01 Outline factors and strategies that promote personal development. Teen Living Ms. Jessica Edwards, M.A.Ed

Part I: Quality of Life and Character Development What types of things determine your quality of life? What is your character? How do you develop it? Part I: Quality of Life and Character Development

A. Physical – Teens develop physically at different rates A. Physical – Teens develop physically at different rates. Sooner or later they will all see changes taking place. Hormones-chemicals released in the body- are the catalysts of physical change. In order for you to develop properly, it is important for you to get the following: Exercise Nutrition Safety Sleep/rest Stress-free

Emotional Development The same hormones that spur physical growth affect emotions. Teens learn to adapt occasional mood swings. Emotional ups and downs tend to diminish as adulthood is reached. Emotional Development

B. Intellectual (Mental)Development New intellectual skills allow teens to develop realistic plans. Teens should be able to: Imagine the consequences of actions Think about alternatives Reflect on results of decisions Learn from mistakes

Knowing the difference between right and wrong. Moral Development

C. Social/community Interpersonal relationships Community service

D. Study Skills Organization Time management Listening skills Note taking Test taking skills

E. Workplace Job Satisfaction Relationships Harassment

F. Character

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