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The "tween" years are often difficult for children and parents alike. Adolescence brings new physical, social, and emotional challenges at the same time that beginning middle school is bringing new academic challenges. The 10-13 years aren't just about raging hormones and rebellion against parental authority, though. Keep reading to learn more about this key time in your child's life.
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Adolescence: Developmental Tasks
This is the final bulletin of a three-part series that explores adolescence. In the previous two bulletins we have ...
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Developmental Trends: Accomplishments and Diversity at Different Age Levels
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Developmental Landmarks of Middle Childhood
During the years of middle childhood, children are challenged by developmental events and changes that lead to ...
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