D3 - 1.3 - DESCRIBE HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT
- Examples must be used to support your work
What does holistic mean?
Although we have looked at social, cognitive, emotional and physical development separately. Holistic approach involves acknowledging the WHOLE person rather than just one aspect of them. To meet ones needs, we must look at them HOLISTICALLY.
Means the 4 areas of development which we have covered DEPEND on - and affect each other. For example, someone with severe depression (emotional development) will show the influence of this in their social, cognitive and physical development.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Psychologist Abraham Maslow presented the hierarchy of needs which allows us to understand the hierarchy of needs. You all required to research and complete the template in front of you outlining the 5 stages and examples of each one.
Extension activity - from the 5 stages can you identify, which ones are basic needs, psychological needs and self-fulfillment needs? Can you identify any advantages and disadvantages?
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Motivational theory in psychology
Task
Continuing on your D grade presentations, you are now required to insert this final question. Please make sure you reference and provide references to meet D4.
Task today-
Make a Jamboard - can be on your own, in pairs or in groups (up to 4)
Brain storm 'holistic development'. This will help when you come to write D3.
Include: Emotional, cognitive, physical and social.
Think about - Why are they important? How do they link to each other? How can they help development?
Remember the hierarchy of needs. If basic needs are not met, what might happen?
https://jamboard.google.com/d/1di-9BhNPj0zpaGThdRDtfZ7l0O6sm4hFNwVr4SG-dj8/viewer?f=0