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Children and Parenting Making a Difference in Children’s Lives Chapter 1-1 Children and Parenting Making a Difference in Children’s Lives

Benefits of Studying Children Learn why children feel, think, and act the way they do. Typical Behaviors: Ways of acting or responding that are common at each stage of childhood.

Discover Caregiver’s Importance. Parents and others who tend to young children

3. We will enjoy children more.

4. We will learn about career opportunities

Comparing Childhood Past & Present Health Past Present More childhood Better health care diseases and death Poor food choices Lack of exercise

Education Past Present Not all children in school Most children in school Small schools Larger schools Different ages in same Students grouped by age Class More technology

Love The need for love has not changed. Past Present

Work Past Present children worked at Children banned from early ages in adult jobs working in most places Children work at learning and playing

Play Past Present Fewer, simpler toys More high-tech toys

Dress Past Present More formal Less formal

Living What You Learn Gaining New Skills

Understanding Yourself

Building for the Future

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