A GIFY presentation of Human Development in Health 7. Content are based on the module/learner's materials. Photo and GIF not mine it is from the Google. I also includes some YouTube Link for easy access. Thanks.

1. • Prepared by: Jetlee H. Cumbe
Magpapalayok National High School

3. 1. HOW CAN WE KNOW IF A
PERSON IS HEALTHY?
2. WHAT ARE THE DIMENSION OF
HOLISTIC HEALTH?

4. Health
Dimension
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8. • Determine the significant changes during
adolescent stage
• Accept the changes happens during

9. Human Development
is a lifelong process
of physical, mental,
emotional, social,
moral-spiritual and
environmental growth

10. attitudes values good
choice
relationships understanding

11. Developme
ntal
Psychologis
t

12. His theory
on social
developme
nt of
human
beings
describes

13. through
which a
healthier
developing
human
should pass
from
infancy to

14. Infancy
(birth – 2 y.0)
Early
Childhood
(3-8 y.o)
Preschool
Children
(9-11)
School Age
(9-11)

15. Adolescence
(12-18)
Young adult
AdulthoodOld Age

16. WHERE DID YOU BELONG?
ADOLESCENCE STAGE

17. Puberty
Sexually
mature
Girls
(10 to 11)
Boys
(12 to 13)

18. Puberty
Sexually
mature
Girls
(15 to 17)
Boys
(16 to 17)

19. Heredity Nutrition
Exercise Environmental
factors

20. The changes
that happen
during puberty
are normal to
adolescence.

21. You have to
know and
understand
these changes
so that they will
not surprise nor

22. They are a
normal part of
your growth
and
development

23. Physical Mental
Emotional Social
Moral
Spiritual

25. The
Reproductive
organs of both
boys and girls

27. Primary sex
characteristic
Secondary
sex
characteristic

28. Primary sex
characteristic
•Are those directly
related to the sex
organs

30. Secondary sex
characteristic
•Are changes not
directly related to
the sex reproduction

31. Boys
1. The voice becomes deeper
2.Adam’s apple become bigger
3. Shoulder becomes wider than the hips
4. Hair grows on face, body, & pubic hair

32. Girls
1. Breast develop
2. Hips become wider than shoulder
3. Hair grow on the under arm and pubic
area

33. Common
Changes
1. Rapid increase in height and
weight
2. Head, hands, and feet faster first then
the arms and legs
3. Body composition- muscles develop
rapidly

34. Common
Changes
4. Muscles grow
5. Body fat increase
6. Increase in hormone production

35. Common
Changes
7. Bones become develop and
become harder
8. Sweat and oil glands become more
active

37. Mental Emotional
Social
Moral
Spiritual

39. Adolescence
experience rapid
mental
development.
Experiencing

40. Adolescents
are Egocentric

41. Enjoy leaning
skills to apply in
real life

42. Need to be
challenge

44. Emotional Social
Moral
Spiritual

46. Adolescence
experience
emotional
changes as in

47. Mood Swing

48. Emotions that are frightening
and poorly understood

49. More emotional

50. Easily offended and
sensitive to criticism

51. Social
Moral
Spiritual

53. Adolescence
experience
social changes
in relationship

54. Personal-social
concerns
dominate, while
academics

55. An adolescent may act out
unusual or drastic behaviour

56. Being rebellious towards
parents

57. Negative interactions with
peers, parents, and teachers

58. Enjoy with friends, who
share the same interest

59. Loyal to peer group values

60. Idolize peers and media role
personalities

62. Adolescents
explore the
moral and
ethical issues

63. Explore and ask broad
unanswerable questions
about the meaning of life

64. Depend on influence of
home and religious
institutions

65. Try to find out who they
really are

66. Learn the house rules
imposed by the parents

68. 1. WHAT ARE THE COMMON
QUESTIONS THAT ARISE
WHEN YOU REACH THE
PUBERTY?
-IS IT NORMAL?

69. 2. DO YOU WORRY ABOUT
WHAT YOU WOULD BE IN THE
FUTURE?
DON’T WORRY YOU WILL BE A
BETTER GOOD PERSON

70. You may be experiencing
significant changes in
yourself because you are
now in another stage of
life-adolescence