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1.01 Introduction. 1.02 Meaning and Definition of Adolescence. 1.03 Importance of Adolescence Period. 1.04 Characteristics of Adolescence. 1.05 Theories about the Nature of Adolescence. 1.06 Causes for the Problems of Adolescents. 1.07 Effects of Adolescent Problems. 1.08 Meaning and Definition of Counselling. Children and adolescents are not short adults - they are qualitatively different. They have physical, psychological and social needs that must be met to enable healthy growth and development. The extent to which parents, the family, the community and the society are able to meet these developmental needs (or not). This report was produced with the invaluable guidance and contributions of many individuals, both inside and outside of UNICEF. Important contributions for country panels were received from the following UNICEF field offices: Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Haiti, India, Jordan, Mexico, Philippines, Ukraine and the US Fund for Biological, psychosocial and cognitive changes that begin during puberty and continue throughout adolescence directly affect nutritional status and nutrient needs. Adolescents experience dramatic physical growth and development during puberty, which in turn appreciably increases their requirements for energy, protein, 25 schools Acknowledgements ii. Preface 1. Professional Contexts and Boundaries 1. Introduction 3. Recognizing Diversity 4. Organization of Developing Adolescents 5. Adolescent Physical Development 7. Puberty and Sexual Development 7. Early or Late Sexual Development 8. Physical Appearance and Body Image 8. Stages of Adolescent Development. Stages of. Adolescence. Physical Development. Cognitive Development. Social-Emotional Development. Early. Adolescence. Approximately. 11 – 13 years of age. • Puberty: grow body hair, increase perspiration and oil production in hair and skin,. Girls – breast and hip development childhood or the beginning of adolescence yet experts think of the passage from childhood into and through Identity versus role confusion is the most important component and event of adolescence, and is widely www.colorado.edu/ibs/jessor/psych7536-805/readings/steinberg_morris-2001_83-110.pdf. https://brightfutures.aap.org/Bright%20Futures%20Documents/18-Adolescence.pdf. AAPD (n.d.). Identifying transition-age youth with disability. Retrieved from www.aapd.com/resources/publications/hunter-collegeidentifying.pdf. Anhalt, K. & Morris, T. L. (1998). Developmental and adjustment issues of gay, lesbian, Early adolescence can be a challenging time for children and parents alike. Parents often feel unprepared and they may view the years from 10 through 14 as a time just “to get through.” However, research and common sense tell us that this view is very limited. During the early adolescent years, parents and families can development of the adolescent; outline the language skills acquired during the period; describe the cognitive abilities of an adolescent as distinct from those of a child; enumerate the developmental tasks of adolescence; discuss the typical characteristics and the problems faced by adolescents. 20. ADOLESCENCE