Developmental Characteristics of School-Aged Children

Easy Developmental Stages And Transitions School Age (6-12 Years)

During developmental assessments, nurses evaluate the health promotion practices in school-aged children (6-12 years). Understanding typical growth patterns and health behaviors in this age group is essential for encouraging healthy development in children.

Which of the following characteristics or behaviors are commonly observed in school-aged children? Select all that apply.

Select all that apply:

Increased independence from parents.

Developing the ability to cooperate with peers.

Displaying improved gross and fine motor skills.

Experiencing a significant increase in self-esteem.

Beginning to understand rules and the concept of fairness.

Increasing involvement in organized sports or group activities.

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