Developmental Tasks in School-Age Children

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

During a routine health check-up, a school-age child (6-12 years old) is assessed for developmental milestones. The nurse notes that the child demonstrates advanced skills in creative problem-solving and exhibits a strong ability to work cooperatively in team situations. Considering this information, which of the following developmental tasks is most likely being successfully completed by this child?

Mastering basic motor skills such as running and jumping.

Developing the ability to focus and concentrate for extended periods.

Establishing peer relationships and understanding teamwork.

Learning to read and write proficiently.

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