Integration Paper #1 HD 101 Task: Write a 2 – 3-page paper incorporating the information identified below. Purpose:  Apply concepts from chapters 1-4 to a practical example.  Audience: Assume you are explaining this information to someone who does not have a background in human development. Provide plenty of detail so it is clear you understand the concepts. Format: Write a short paper, which includes an introduction, body, and closure (do not simply write responses to the questions). Use at least one reference to support your work. This reference may be your textbook, or another professional and credible source of information. Use APA referencing format, including in-text citations and reference list. Papers will be scanned through SafeAssign. ___________________________________________________________________________________  Assume that you are in one of the following types of positions: parent, social worker, group leader, or activities director. In this role, you are going to plan an activity you believe to be appropriate for one of the people identified below. The activity should serve to support or enhance the physical abilities of the individual. Select one of the following for writing your paper: · 6-year-old child – 1st grade; attends before and after school care at a local YMCA; healthy; typical development; only child · 10-year-old child – very active; typical development; enjoys sports; healthy; lives in urban area without safe outdoor activity space unless an adult is around; two younger siblings · Adolescent – 16 years old – junior in high school; typical development; inactive; plays video games or is on computer several hours a day; lives in suburban area · Middle-aged person – 45-50 years old – works full time; typical physical development; limited mobility, therefore limited activity level; has a spouse; children live far away; lives in own house · Elderly person – 80 years old – mind is good; vision is good for age; physical dexterity allows picking up of small objects; overall strength is limited; likes to be active and spend time with others; lives in care center Respond to the following questions, using the person you have selected (one of those described above), to construct your paper: · What are typical physical abilities one could expect of a person like the one you have selected? · Describe the activity you have selected to support or enhance this person’s physical abilities. o Does the activity promote the use of fine and/or gross motor skills? Identify the physical skills needed and whether each is fine or gross motor. o Why do you think this activity will support/enhance this person’s physical abilities? · What microsystem elements should be in place to support this person and his/her participation in this activity? · What is a common potential health issue related to a person like the one you have selected? · How might the activity you have selected influence this health issue? ...

1. Integration Paper #1
HD 101
Task: Write a 2 – 3-page paper incorporating the information
identified below.
Purpose: Apply concepts from chapters 1-4 to a practical
example.
Audience: Assume you are explaining this information to
someone who does not have a background in human
development. Provide plenty of detail so it is clear you
understand the concepts.
Format: Write a short paper, which includes an introduction,
body, and closure (do not simply write responses to the
questions). Use at least one reference to support your work.
This reference may be your textbook, or another professional
and credible source of information. Use APA referencing
format, including in-text citations and reference list. Papers will
be scanned through SafeAssign.
_____________________________________________________
______________________________
Assume that you are in one of the following types of positions:
parent, social worker, group leader, or activities director.
In this role, you are going to plan an activity you believe to be
appropriate for one of the people identified below. The activity
should serve to support or enhance the physical abilities of the
individual.

2. Select one of the following
for writing your paper:
·
6-year-old child
– 1st grade; attends before and after school care at a local
YMCA; healthy; typical development; only child
·
10-year-old child
– very active; typical development; enjoys sports; healthy;
lives in urban area without safe outdoor activity space unless an
adult is around; two younger siblings
·
Adolescent – 16 years old
– junior in high school; typical development; inactive; plays
video games or is on computer several hours a day; lives in
suburban area
·
Middle-aged person – 45-50 years old
– works full time; typical physical development; limited
mobility, therefore limited activity level; has a spouse; children
live far away; lives in own house
·
Elderly person – 80 years old
– mind is good; vision is good for age; physical dexterity
allows picking up of small objects; overall strength is limited;
likes to be active and spend time with others; lives in care
center
Respond to the following questions, using the person you have
selected (one of those described above), to construct your

3. paper:
· What are typical physical abilities one could expect of a
person like the one you have selected?
· Describe the activity you have selected to support or enhance
this person’s physical abilities.
o Does the activity promote the use of fine and/or gross motor
skills? Identify the physical skills needed and whether each is
fine or gross motor.
o Why do you think this activity will support/enhance this
person’s physical abilities?
· What microsystem elements should be in place to support this
person and his/her participation in this activity?
· What is a common potential health issue related to a person
like the one you have selected?
· How might the activity you have selected influence this health
issue?
Integration Paper Rubric
Item
Little or no Evidence
Meets Expectations

4. Exceeds Expectations
Points Possible
Application of Course Concepts
0-7
8-11
12-13
13
Poorly identifies and discusses conclusions, implications, and
consequences of relevant course concepts, considering context,
assumptions, data and evidence
Somewhat identifies and discusses conclusions, implications,
and consequences of relevant course concepts, considering
context, assumptions, data and evidence
Clearly identifies and discusses conclusions, implications, and
consequences of relevant course concepts, considering context,

5. assumptions, data and evidence
Question Prompts Answered
0-2
3-4
5
5
Not all questions are answered thoroughly and accurately,
indicating poor understanding of the course concepts presented
All questions are accurately answered; responses could be
more thorough, indicating mostly clear understanding of the
course concepts presented
All questions are answered thoroughly and accurately,
indicating clear understanding of the course concepts presented
Supporting Evidence

6. 0-1
2
3
3
Poorly examines the evidence and questions; little or no
support is drawn from readings/ research. Cites sources
inaccurately (APA); doesn’t include in-text citations and/or
reference list
Incompletely examines the evidence and questions; draws
support from readings/ research. Cites sources, with some errors
(APA), and includes reference list
Examines the evidence and questions while drawing support
from readings/ research. Cites sources accurately (APA) and
includes reference list
Writing Mechanics
Effectively presents ideas
Provides attention to writing mechanics

7. 0-2
3
4
4
Written communication shows superficial discussion of
ideas/concepts; repetitive or redundant statements; multiple
errors in grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, use of
paragraphs, and few spelling errors or typos
Written communication displays basic organization as well as
coherent discussion in general terms, but with some errors in
grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, use of paragraphs,
and few spelling errors or typos
Written communication is organized, clear, concise, and
logical. Uses proper grammar, punctuation, sentence structure,
use of paragraphs, and few spelling errors or typos
Total Points:

8. 25