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Adolescent Development

Adolescent Development. Training Leaders of Cadets - Seminar L2. Overview. Diverse ages in the Cadet Program Learning styles Student-centered education. Early, middle & late adolescence. Age 14-16. Age 12-13. Age 17-20. Concrete thinkers Abstract thinkers Critical thinkers.

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Adolescent Development

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  1. Adolescent Development Training Leaders of Cadets - Seminar L2

  2. Overview • Diverse ages in the Cadet Program • Learning styles • Student-centered education

  3. Early, middle & late adolescence Age 14-16 Age 12-13 Age 17-20 Concrete thinkers Abstract thinkers Critical thinkers Body changes Independence Entering adulthood Fears not knowing Fears not fitting-in Fears not reaching goals

  4. The Four Modalities of Learning • Visual Auditory Kinesthetic Tactile

  5. Student-Centered Learning • The best cadet units are cadet-centered. • Cadets learn by doing; they are active participants, not passive receivers. • Subject matter must be relevant to cadets’ interests. • Cadets need to have a stake in their own learning. • Ranking cadets should be included in the decision making-process.

  6. Summary • Each cadet is an individual. • Use a variety of leadership & teaching styles so as to reach all cadets. • Consider age and maturity as you promote cadets and assign jobs. • Use student-centered approaches by involving cadets in decision-making.

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