1. Factors affecting the development of an individual

2. MWB- D1
Draw the table and add the following statements into arguments for/ against nature and nurture
For
Against
Nature
Nurture
Some have more opportunities
Some people get a better education
It is Biologically Determined
Their parents were clever too
We react to factors and make choices
It is Environmentally Determined
It is in our blood
They are born that way
Some people get a better education
Socioeconomic issues are important

3. Must move on to P2 this week
Today- Workshop?
Must move on to P2 this week

4. Case Study activity
Hannah is a 12 year old girl in Foster Care. She attacked two girls at school with a kitchen fork. Her statements below were made by a social worker
“They made me angry, I had to get them back”
“Don’t know why they made me angry….I just was”
“Its just the way I am.. I cannot stop it”
What Biological/ Social and Environmental factors (p2) might have influenced her to be aggressive?
Do you think Hannah could have chosen to be aggressive? Explain

5. This is P2 and P3
P2- Life factors affecting your celebrity P3- Predictable and unpredictable events
Task 1
In order to complete P2 in chapter two of your fact file write a report that clearly states how 5 life factors have influenced the physical, intellectual, emotional and social development of the individual.
This provides evidence for P2
Task 2
In order to achieve P3 in chapter two of your fact file write an article that explains how two predictable and two unpredictable life events have influenced the development of your celebrity. In concluding this chapter assess whether your celebrity was most effected by the predictable or unpredictable events.
This provides evidence for P3

6. Starter
Note on MWB what do you think were the life factors/ events that had the biggest effect on your individual
Consider
Genetics
Biological influences before birth
Housing
Bullying
Family life
Culture/religion or belief
Income
Education
Peers
Relationships
Use of substances

7. Carousel activity
Mind map the effects of the following (consider PIES)
A child living in low income might….
An adult facing discrimination might…
A child experiencing bullying might….
An Adult misusing substances might….
An adolescent moving to a new country might…..
An Adult having their first child…..

8. Income Wages Benefits Profits if self employed
Money from invested wealth, stocks, shares, sell of property.

9. Income inequality
It is estimated that the top 20% of households get 18 times more money each year than the poorest 20%.
The poorest groups tend to be:
Lone parents
The unemployed
Sick or disabled
Single earners
Unskilled couples

10. Poverty
Those in poverty are seen to have an income less than 60% of the median income in the UK.
Paxton and Dixon (2004) found children who grew up in poverty in the 1970’s were:
Less likely to do well at school
Less likely to go to university
More likely to be unemployed

11. Education
Those with no qualifications are more likely to be unemployed or in low paid work.
Those who go into the professions tend to come from families where income is higher than average. (Unleashing Aspiration 2009).
Why do you think this might be ?

12. Child in poverty may experience
Parents stressed by money worries
Overcrowded living conditions
Illness caused by poor housing
Exposure to pollution
Less access to computers, books, resources to learn
Low self esteem
Bullying

13. Predictable/ Unpredictable life events

14. P3
In order to achieve a P3, in the above article you need to select two predictable and two unpredictable life events that have happened to your celebrity. In concluding this article you need to assess whether your celebrity was most affected by the predictable or unpredictable events. P3

15. Exercise
In your card packs sort out what you think are the predictable and unpredictable events.

16. Exercise 2
Using the grid fill in how you think these events were positive and also how they caused stress.

17. Predictable Starting School Start/ Change employment?
Leaving home/care
Leaving Prison
Marriage
Parenthood
Retirement

18. Unpredictable Birth of a Sibling Redundancy Illness/ Injury Divorce
Bereavement

19. Starting nursery/school

20. Beginning & changing employment

21. Leaving home & Leaving care

22. Marriage / civil partnership

23. Parenthood

24. Leaving prison

25. Retirement

26. Birth of sibling

27. Illness and serious injury

28. Divorce /separation

29. Bereavement

30. Redundancy

31. For your celebrity Two Predictable Two Unpredictable
How has it influenced their development?
(PIES)