Pictures for Reflection
I am 10 Years Old: Watch me Grow
Abstract
As boys and girls grow beyond early childhood and prepare to become adolescents, they experience a wide range of emotional, social, cognitive, and physical transitions. Frequently, for the 10 year old, these rapid changes leave them critically questioning, reflectively wondering, and deeply feeling. They navigate different affiliations, test their competencies, and assume a variety of roles.
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2019-04-10
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