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What changes take place in the self during middle and late childhood years?
What are two major contemporary issues in educating children?
How have these issues affected education?

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1. What changes take place in the self during middle and late childhood years?

During middle and child hood stages of development, children go through important stages of physical, social and also psychological development.
Key theorists in these areas include Piaget's, and Erikson's theories on Child developmental stages.

Physically, boys and girls are going through puberty and socially, cognitively and emotionally they are undergoing many changes including their identity development, affect of peer influence on their behaviors and thinking, their intellectual and emotional development, given their varied life experiences and personalities.

When all of this is happening, simultaneously, obviously young pre teens and teens are undergoing massive change in ...

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