Ego Identity Research
Eric Erickson defines the ego identity as the conscious sense of self that we develop through social interaction. It is constantly changing due to new experiences and information we acquire in our daily interactions with others.
There are eight psychosocial stages of development, and all of them were thoroughly presented by the speaker, Mr. Mark Matsumoto.
After his complete presentation, the participants debated the teacher's role in assisting the students through stages 4 and 5 of their development.
The teachers agreed that the most relevant stage for their teaching was Stage 4 - the one between 7 and 12 years old, when children pursue social and intellectual activities favored by society and learn a sense of what is valued by society.
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There are eight psychosocial stages of development, and all of them were thoroughly presented by the speaker, Mr. Mark Matsumoto.
After his complete presentation, the participants debated the teacher's role in assisting the students through stages 4 and 5 of their development.
The teachers agreed that the most relevant stage for their teaching was Stage 4 - the one between 7 and 12 years old, when children pursue social and intellectual activities favored by society and learn a sense of what is valued by society.
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