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To maximize each child's full potential, our
guidance curriculum is an integral part of the overall school
curriculum. Taught in the Endeavour
and Grand Ridge classrooms by Jane
Spencer, our School Counselor, this curriculum provides support for the normal developmental tasks
of childhood for students K-5.
Developmental theorist R.J.Havinghurst outlined the
developmental tasks for children ages 6 to eleven.
Developmental Tasks of Middle
Childhood
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Learning physical skills
necessary for ordinary games
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Building wholesome attitudes
toward oneself and a sense of self-concept
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Learning to get along with age
mates--moving from the family circle to groups outside the
home
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Learning the skills of
tolerance and patience
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Learning appropriate social
roles
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Developing fundamental skills
in reading, writing and calculating
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Developing concepts necessary
for everyday living
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Developing conscience, morality
and a scale of values
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Achieving personal independence
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Developing attitudes toward
social groups and institutions, through experiences and
imitation
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