Late Adolescence 14-18 POMALES ARIANNA. Physical Development ACHIEVEMENT OF SEXUAL MATURITY AND ADULT HEIGHT. FOR SOME TEENS, DEVELOPMENT OF A REGULAR.

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Late Adolescence POMALES ARIANNA

Physical Development ACHIEVEMENT OF SEXUAL MATURITY AND ADULT HEIGHT. FOR SOME TEENS, DEVELOPMENT OF A REGULAR EXERCISE PROGRAM. DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC EATING HABITS (E.G. BECOMING A VEGETARIAN OR CONSUMING JUNK FOOD)

Cognitive development IN-DEPTH STUDY OF CERTAIN ACADEMIC SUBJECTS AREAS. CONSIDERATION OF CAREER TRACKS AND JOB PROSPECTS. LITERACY STAGES, MATURE.

Social-emotional development DATING INCREASING INDEPENDENCE (E.G. DRIVING A CAR, MAKING CHOICES FOR FREE TIME) FREQUENT QUESTIONING OF EXISTING RULES

Literacy stages of development

Mature EXPANDING LITERACY (LATE SECONDARY) READING FOR INFORMATION/ACQUISITION OF KNOWLEDGE ANALYZE AND THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT IDEAS PRESENTED IN TEXT FORM OWN OPINIONS BASED ON FACTS, INVENT POINT OF VIEW DIFFERENT FROM THOSE READ READ WIDELY, CRITICALLY AND FREQUENTLY READ FOR A VARIETY OF PURPOSES AND IN A VARIETY OF MODES CAN READ ANALYTICALLY AND THOUGHTFULLY WRITE FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS AND IN DIVERSE MODES

Books for the mature stage  Le Petite Prince by Anotine de Saint  Le Roman de Renart by Pauline Paris  Le Colle ̀ ge Fanto ̂ me by Jean-Philippe Arrou-Vignod, Jean-François MartinJean-Philippe Arrou-VignodJean-François Martin  Le miserables by Victor Hugo

Nursery rhymes from France The original French version of the song is as follows:  Un petit chien S'est perdu ce matin. À la recherche De sa maîtresse, Sur son collier C'est écrit en anglais : An gou tchin Gala, gala, tchin An gou tchin*.  A little dog Got lost this morning Looking for its mistress, On its collar was written in English: "An goo chin Gala, gala, chin An goo chin The original French version of the song is as follows:  Frère Jacques, frère Jacques, Dormez-vous ? Dormez- vous ? Sonnez les matines! Sonnez les matines! Ding, daing, dong. Ding, daing, dong. The song is traditionally translated into English as:  Are you sleeping, are you sleeping, Brother John? Brother John? Morning bells are ringing! Morning bells are ringing! Ding, dang, dong. Ding, dang, dong

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