Child Development - Adolescence
Through consideration of the transition into adulthood, changing roles and the growth of independence and maturity, we will learn about social, emotional, physical and psychological development in adolescence
Learning Objectives:
- Exploring aspects of biological development, including physical changes, puberty, sexuality and growth
- How behavioural and social learning theories explain human development in the teenage years
- Theoretical perspectives in relation to the development of behaviour
- Exploration of moral development
- Recognising how individual difference – such as gender, race, culture and disability, can impact on the experience of adolescence
- Recognising how key vulnerabilities and adversities can threaten healthy development
Venue: St Peter's House
Aimed at: Bradford Services to Children and Young People - Social Workers, Community Resource Workers, Family Centre Workers Residential Workers and Foster Carers
Dates available:
To be confirmed
Time: 9.30 – 4.30
How to book: Complete the booking form at the icon below or contact the admin team.
Workforce Development
Phone: 01274 43 7691
email: workforce.developmentwrh@bradford.gov.uk
*Due to the high demand for our courses it is important that you inform us in advance if you cannot attend. You may be charged if you fail to attend a course and do not inform us.
