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Bronfenbrenner and the Ecological Systems Theory By Haylea Brewer

The Individual

Mircosystem This is the immediate environment or setting that the child lives in. It includes all the interactions and relationships that occur in this setting for example it will include the child’s immediate family and where they are currently being educated. Family & Home Local store or Shopping Centre Local Park or Recreation Area Microsystem Child Care Center or School

The Mesosystem This system has a link to the microsystem, this links the child’s home life to the life that they are experiencing at school. For example parents are to play a role in the child’s schooling and participate in the child’s process of education and the involvement that is going on at home. The Mesosystem The Mircosystem Family and Home Local Store or Shopping Centre The Individual Local Park or Recreation Centre Child Care Centre or School

The Exosystem This is a system where the child’s participation is not direct but will have a large impact on the child. This may include things such as the parents employment status, government factors or the media. The child will not have any participation with their parents work place but the parents access to leave, work hours, policies and income level impact on the child. Government Media The Exosystem Extended Family e.g. Aunts and Uncles The parents workplace

The Marcosystem This is wider cultural environment or social setting that the child is born in. The family will have their own individual beliefs and their cultural background which will impact on the child as they may have different ways of living or different beliefs to others. It also involve laws which are set out by government that influence the inner part of the systems. Laws Culture The Macrosystem Customs Beliefs and Values

The Macrosystem The Exsosystem Culture Government Media The Mesosystem The Mircosystem Values and Beliefs Family And Home The Individual Local Park Or Recreation Area Local Store Or Shopping Centre Child Care Centre Or School Laws Extended Family The Parents Work Place Customs

Statistics Found Females in Sydney under the age of 7 Whole of Australia 7.8 % 10.7 Parents Divorced Exact number unknown but divorce is increasing since 2002 from 60% - 30%

Referencing Websites used www.google.com – Image (Of Child) www.google.com – Burea of Statistics Text Used – Emerging – Child Development in the First Three Years Dianne Nixon & Katy Gould (1999) Pages: Chapter One Infants and Children (6th Edition)Laura E. Berk Boston: Pearson Education Chapter One