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reasonable. Enjoys memorization. Likes to set goals. Thinks more
logically. Enjoys learning. Has a good attention span. Understands more
precisely the meanings of words, and can define abstract terms. Has
humor that may seem ridiculous to adults.
3. Is social and competitive. Possesses strong loyalty to groups. Has much
positive and negative interaction with peers. Has friendships that are
more complex and intense. Relies on best friends. Values peers’
opinions and standards more highly than those of adults. Is sometimes
critical of adults’ judgments and of others’ feelings. Likes to tease or
play roughly. Is sometimes rude and uncooperative, and at other times
is friendly and cooperative.
4. Is critical of self and resentful of others’ criticism. May feel that
everything he or she does is wrong, especially if criticized. Has worries
and fears about school and friends. Is very sensitive, especially about
self. Has doubts and insecurities. Is sometimes touchy and irritable, and
is very conscious of being treated fairly. Is able to be polite, serious,
honest, and sincere. Desires to be independent and have responsibilities.
5. Has a strong moral sense and conscience. Is interested in self-
improvement. Does not like to admit when he or she has behaved badly.
Is ready to learn more about the doctrines of the gospel.
a. Suggestions for Parents and Teachers
1. Recognize that he or she is growing and maturing. Do not force
interaction with the opposite sex. Provide opportunities for him or her
to participate in physical activities that provide outlets for his or her
energy. Give little attention to minor misbehavior. Teach fairness and
the value of participating in activities. Show interest in his or her life.
Value individual differences.
2. Stimulate thinking by using questions, stories, memorization, problem-
solving activities, and discussions. Allow him or her to make decisions
and set goals. Use new words, and allow him or her to define and explain
their meanings. Use visuals, stories, and games.
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