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PPGS 6113                 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT                                                                      3 CREDITS


            Synopsis

                   This course aims at providing student with cognitive knowledge as well as hands-on experience in the
            knowledge of holistic lifespan development of people from birth through age 80 (death). Furthermore,the student
            will  have  a  knowledge  of  how  culture  and  socio-economic  status  influence  lifespan  development.  Several
            different theoretical schools along with the theorists associated with each will be explored. Students will also be
            given ample opportunity to observe “real” people in person as well as on film and identify the themes and stages
            of lifespan development that they are experiencing. There will also be many opportunities to interact with people
            one on one who are experiencing different stages of lifespan development from birth to old age. The student will
            explore a multi-model approach to encourage active learning involvement in the teaching-learning process and
            exsperience through the use of the visual, auditory, gestural, spatial and kinaesthetic modalities to support and
            facilitate explorations of texts.

            Assessment  Method    : Continuous assessment (Test, Assignment) : 70%,  Examination : 30%

            Medium of Instruction   : Malay and English Language

            Main References
            Papalia, D., Olds, S., & Feldman, R. (1998). Human development, (7  ed.). McGraw-Hill.
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            Muus, R. E. (1990). Adolescent behavior and society: A book of readings. New York: McGraw Hill International.
            Dusek, J. B. (1987). Adolescent development behavior. London: Prentice Hall Internatioanl Inc.


             PPGS 6115                 ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY                                                                 3 CREDITS

            Synopsis

                   This course aims to enable teachers, counselors, parents and educators understand the psychology of
            adolescence.  This  course  will  examine  the  growth  and  physical  development  of  young  children,  job
            development,  and  cognitive  ability,  socio-emotional  development  and  relationships  with  significant  people,
            personality development, adolescent issues and factors that cause the problem and the world in preparation for
            adulthood.

            Assessment  Method    : Continuous Evaluation (Test, Assignment) :   60%,  Examination:  40%

            Medium of Instruction   : Malay and English Language

            Main References
            Santrock, J. (2008). Adolescent development. International student edition, McGraw Hill Publishers.
            Berk,  L.  (2006).  Development  through  the  lifespan.  Pearson  International  edition,  USA  :    Allan  and  Bacon
                   Publishers.
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            Dacey, J., & Kenny, M.(1997). Adolescent development, (2  ed.). Dubuque: Brown & Benchmark Publisher.






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