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THEORIES OF

HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
THEORY ASSUMPTION IMPLICATION TO TEACHING

COGNITIVE THEORY (PIAGET) This idea demonstrates how a person's As the children started interacting with
senses, skills, and manner of thinking the world, they continuously added new
grow over time. Piaget's philosophy knowledge, built on the knowledge
places equal emphasis on they already had, and modified their
comprehending intelligence and preconceived notions to account for the
obtaining knowledge. new information.
THEORY ASSUMPTION IMPLICATION TO TEACHING

SOCIOCULTURAL THEORY This theory focuses on the roles that The theory holds that in order to
social interactions and culturally properly open up children of this age
prescribed activities have in cognitive group's thought systems to new ideas
functioning that influence psychological and concepts, it is crucially important to
development in order to understand how introduce them to people and ideas that
a person's mental functioning is related function above their current level of
to their culture, history, and institute they knowledge.
have been a part of.
THEORY ASSUMPTION IMPLICATION TO
TEACHING

MORAL Kohlberg’s stages of It enables teachers to give


proper guidance to students
DEVELOPMENT moral development are about their moral behavior. It
based on the assumption helps teachers to develop and
that humans are promote good moral values in
children so that they can
inherently become the best version of
communicative, capable themselves.
of reason, and possess a
desire to understand
others and the world
around them.
THEORY ASSUMPTION IMPLICATION TO
TEACHING
PSYCHO-SOCIAL Erikson made the premise It is easy to understand
DEVELOPMENT that a person's progression how each person learns
through the stages of differently because of it,
development is based on and it also gives students
how they deal with social the chance to play with a
crises over the course of variety of simple, natural
their lives. Consequently, materials and engage in
these societal catastrophes role-playing exercises to
educate people about their express their imagination
surroundings. and creativity in a
classroom context.
THEORY ASSUMPTION IMPLICATION TO TEACHING

Frueds theory of Psycho- According to Freud, children go It illustrates the significance


sexual stages of development through five psychosexual stages of early events in shaping
that create their adult personalities
during childhood and can
personality. Therefore, its
experience sexual fulfillment from main implications are to teach
any region of their bodies. students or youngsters to
Freud's psychosexual theory names control their instincts and to
the oral, anal, phallic, latency, and record the key developmental
genital stages as the five stages of
human development. These
stages of a person from
psychosexual phases focus on a infancy to adulthood.
variety of needs, wants, and desires
that constitute the key turning
points in a person's development
from birth to adulthood.

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