Day 7 Power Point - Chapter 3 - Part 2
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This document outlines the stages of adulthood according to Erikson's psychosocial development theory. It discusses the core struggles and key features of early adulthood (ages 21-34), middle adulthood (ages 35-49), late middle adulthood (ages 50-64), and late adulthood (age 65+). Students are assigned two projects on this topic: 1) teaching their classmates about the different adulthood stages through a presentation, and 2) practicing 5 resilience building characteristics over a week and reflecting on their experiences.
Day 7 Power Point - Chapter 3 - Part 2
- 1. PERSONAL GROWTH &DEVELOPMENT CHAPTER 3 – PART 2
- 2. AGENDA Quiz – done! Power Point Chapter 3 - Projects 1 & 2 Work on Projects
- 3. STAGES OF ADULTHOOD Erikson’s Stages – a review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPPXGadRAU Early Middle Late Middle Late
- 4. EARLY ADULTHOOD 21-34 There are wide variations in the way people experience early adulthood Erikson’s core struggle: Intimacy versus Isolation Emerging adulthood: a distinct period from both adolescence and young adulthood Emerging adulthood offers rich opportunities for exploring personal identity in the areas of love, work, and values
- 9. MIDDLE ADULTHOOD 35-49 A time of going outside of ourselves This can be a time of great productivity Erikson’s core struggle: Generativity versus Stagnation When we reach middle age, we come to a crossroads
- 11. You know you are middle aged if….
- 13. LATE MIDDLE AGE 50 - 64 People often think of what they want to do with the rest of their lives There are many positive and creative dimensions of middle age A time to consider new sources of meaning in our lives A time to examine priorities and make new decisions
- 16. LATE ADULTHOOD 65 + Erikson’s core struggle: Integrity versus Despair Prevalent themes often include loss, loneliness, dependency, regrets over past events and decisions It is essential to challenge the stereotypes of late adulthood The attitude an older person has about aging may be more important than chronological age
- 17. STEREOTYPES OF LATE ADULTHOOD What are they? Come up with a list in groups
- 21. WII!!!!
- 23. CHALLENGING THE STEREOTYPES OF LATE ADULTHOOD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIUHd4qrAG Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUg_- xI9wmo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0G7bu4Zw1 8&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_gTjBINGTQ
- 24. CHAPTER 3 – PROJECT 1 Adulthood Stages – (group) Teach us about the stages Provide the factual information (power point) Provide examples (stories, skits, videos, pictures, supplemental reading) Have us do an activity (something to show us what you mean, exercise, quiz, discussion) Early Adulthood Middle Adulthood Late Middle Adulthood Late Adulthood
- 26. RESILIENCY CHARACTERISTICS Assertive communication Changing faulty or irrational thinking habits Healthy diet and exercise Expanded support system Rational problem solving Goal setting & time management Sensitivity to your body’s physical symptoms Awareness of fight or flight triggers Humor Relaxation
- 27. CHAPTER 3 - PROJECT 2 20 Resilience builders Choose 5 Practice them over the week and weekend Reflect on if they were helpful and if they were – how? Will you continue to use them? What others would you like to try? Can you come up with any others that weren’t listed?