What were some benefits Helena had from having a unique childhood, growing up without social interaction. What was a difficulty?

Review: In Middle and Late Childhood (7-11) children are beginning to construct a more complex self. The ″I am fabulous at everything″ stage of Early Childhood is over! Competence means you also understand your own incompetence. You KNOW what you are and are not good at. This isn′t negative, it′s healthy! At this age, we FEEL failure for the first time. Children are developing, hopefully, a positive but realistic self-concept. It is a pivotal period for self esteem and learning to live in a broader social world. Learning to take the perspective of another really ″turbo′s them into the social world. Children at this age, in many ways can become more stereotyped. Although they are much better at logic, their thinking is still very concrete, and fitting in becomes important. Studies on these changes in middle childhood are fascinating: PROMPT: Growing up, even our difficulties, can help us develop real gifts. After watching this film, ″Fitting In or Standing Out? Conformity in Childhood″, answer the following questions. Include the question number along with your responses: What were some benefits of Jamie′s diabetes in helping him adapt to fitting in at school and giving him complex thinking around prosocial behavior? (Watch experiments in film- 11:47-17:24 and 33:58-36:00) What were some benefits Helena had from having a unique childhood, growing up without social interaction. What was a difficulty? What was her victory at the end of the film? IVO and his brother are identity twins. As they got older not being identical became important to them. IVO became less rigid in gender identity than his identical brother. Give one example of how IVO was more comfortable around gender identity. (41:00-48:00) Give an example of how Het had a healthy capacity for leadership. How did her father help model this? How did Het′s father help her adapt in not losing her self-efficacy when she became jealous of her new baby sibling? (one scene-34:00-39:00) Paris grew up with a mother who was a famous artist and had a disability. What are some ways this impacted Paris to both become a person comfortable with himself , and to want to be a person who fit in?