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Watch the video What is the most important influence on child development? located in Module C (Social & Motor Development).
Prepare a well-written discussion post explaining how the information you viewed is related to the information and data contained within chapter 3 of the course textbook. Although the video does not directly speak about motor development and motor skills, use your critical thinking skills to explain how the social context of one’s environment impacts our views and behaviors about health and fitness and, the development of sport and movement skills within in the psychomotor domain. In your post, link the video information to specific real-life application to exercise and movement.
(2) What is the most important influence on child development | Tom Weisner | TEDxUCLA – YouTube
(2) Socialization: Crash Course Sociology #14 – YouTube
C3.SocialMotorDevelopment.23.pptx
Social and Motor Development
Social behavior affects a persons movement behavior, and conversely, there are equally strong effects
on an individuals social development
Socialization
A duel, lifelong process of interaction and development through which humans learn:
Who they are
How they are connected to the social worlds in which they live
The orientations and guidelines used as a basis for behavior and group life
Social role – an expected behavior by a social group in a particular situation
Occupational roles (teacher, doctor, lawyer)
Family roles (mother, father, sister, brother)
Norm – a set of expectations about how we should act in a given situation
Socialization teaches members of a society their social roles, occupational roles, family roles and norms
Societys role expectations influence human motor development
Societal norms can facilitate or impede an individuals movement development
Self-esteem – how much we believe ourselves to be competent, successful, significant, and worth
Involvement in directed play or physical education can enhance self-esteem in children
Self-concept – perception of self
Self-worth – overall value that one places on oneself as a person
TERMS RELATED TO SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Self-worth Development
Early Childhood
Cannot make judgments about self-worth
Has difficulty discerning between cognitive and physical skills
Mid-late Childhood
Physical appearance and social acceptance are the most important elements of self-worth
Adolescence
Can distinguish feelings about friendship, romantic appeal, and job competence
Friend and teacher support are major contributors to self worth
College Age
Global self-worth becomes a function of perceived self-worth
Adulthood
Further distinction among elements of self-worth attained during previous stage continues
Social Influences
Family
Primary socializing agent during childhood
Play
Major socializing force
School
School later becomes a major socializing force in children
Social Influences During Childhood
Family
Most important socializing force
Familys view on physical activity determines childs movement habits
Family can be an important predictor of a childs future involvement in sport
A nonrestrictive environment encourages motor development
Socialization During Adolescence
Gender role identification
Gender role conflict
Experienced by girls who participate in activity and for boys who do not
Boys are more easily socialized into sports
Boys are supposed to be aggressive and independent; this behavior is not acceptable for girls
Social & Motor Development in Adulthood
15% of adults perform the recommended amount of physical activity
40% do not participate in leisure time physical activity
By age 75, 30% of men and 50% of women engage in no physical activity
23% of adults over the age of 25 yr are obese
Obesity is more common among Mexican American and African American women than white women
THE AGE EXERCISE CYCLE
AND AGING
Avoiding the
Exercise-Aging Cycle
Exercise may add more years to your life and life to your years.
Appropriate exercises and movement classes to build strength, endurance enhance social, emotional, physical & cognitive domains
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