EDUC 47 Social and Emotional Development

This course investigates the social and emotional development of children as they move through middle school, and into adolescence. Throughout, students will read, analyze, and apply (in various assignments) classic and current empirical research on topics including the development of self-conscious emotions, gender roles, temperament, personality, motivation, aggression, self-esteem, identity, romantic relationships, delinquency, and the roles that parents and peers play in child development. Educational implications will be considered. Open to all classes.

Instructor

Tine

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist: SOC

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Offered

• Winter