Typical Students' Behavior

By jamestlaughner

  • Typical Students' Behavior, Ages 5 to 10

    Five:
    Investigates everything.
    Takes charge of bathroom resposibilities
    Six:
    Is fiercly independent

    Is obsessed by rules.
    Seven:
    Complains all the time
    Is obsessed with rules
    Eight:
    Demands attention from parents but wants parents to think the way the child does.
    Overly sensitive to parents approval or disapproval.
    Nine:
    Fiddles with things and is increasingly awkward.
    Friends are more important than mother.
    Ten:
    Accepts parents wishes and generally obeys them
    Learns to disobey

  • Typical Students' Behavior, Ages 11 to 13

    11-13
    Want guidance from parents but not lectures.
    Body changes cause embarrassment and self-consciousness.
    Girls' behavior becomes eradict as hormonal influences take over
    Develop strong friendships.

  • Typical Students' Behavior, Ages 14 to 18

    Ages 14-18
    May be short-tempered and get angry easily
    Naturally separate from the family and feel they do not have enough distance or privacy.
    Are often oversensitive and self-conscious
    Have not developed adequate coping tools to appropriately deal with events such as girfriend/boyfriend difficulty or fighting with a friend.