CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Child Development

Human Domain Development

Scientists studying human factors in growth development divide into three different categories called development areas.

Domain physical - physiological processes and changes that occur in the human body, such as puberty.

Cognitive Domain - The changes in the way we think, our intelligence, memory capacity, etc.

Social level - changes that occur between a people and for others, including the development of social skills, high self-esteem.

The domains often overlap as people go through developmental changes. For example, the onset of clinical depression not only changes the way someone thinks, but also can disrupt your social life and physiological changes such as weight gain or loss.

How to Monitor Children's Use of Cable TV

With multiple TVs in the schedule of hours at home and twenty-four years, parents may have difficulty controlling the amount of television their children are watching. It is the responsibility of each parent to limit and control the display of their children. Some TV shows can be educational, so instead of removing TV, using monitoring techniques to create viewing habits for children. How to monitor children's use of cable TV

Know what your kids are watching. Parents should be aware of the broadcast programming at home. Do not rely on the title of a children's program to determine if appropriate for your child. Be informed about the content, characters and customs portrayed in each program your son or daughter.

Establish standards and guidelines "Guiding Children Television Viewing," suggests that parents set the rules early. Watching television is like a habit for children. Help them develop good habits early, rather than forcing them out of bad habits later. This allows families to interact and communicate. According education.com, studies have also shown that children who eat while watching TV tend to be overweight.

Limit viewing time. Children in the UK that saw more than two hours of television per day had more psychological problems, according to CBC News. Excessive television viewing creates psychological problems as evil and violent behavior. Children should not be able to watch TV all you want. Parents should give children a fixed time each day to watch their favorite programs. Then turn off the TV so it's not a distraction.

Take the TV out of the bedrooms of children. Statistics show that 36 percent of children have a television in their bedroom, according education.org. This means that parents have no ...