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Identify and describe at least two common obstacles to and/or societal concerns about healthy growth for each the following stages of development (select obstacles that are of particular interest to you):
childhood
adolescence
adulthood

Provide potential solutions or strategies for promoting healthy growth at each of these stages

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Ages and stages, growth and developmental trajectory - short essay

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Identify and describe at least two common obstacles to and/or societal concerns about healthy growth for each the following stages of development (select obstacles that are of particular interest to you):

Childhood: proper physical and cognitive development of the growing child is essential, to make sure that the rest of the developmental trajectory is normal, given the ages and stages that go with them, across future life span. a major concern of parents is about children being able to go to school and learn, at a normal pace.
Therefore, learning abilities are important from a cognitive developmental point of view . ...

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