Each one of his stages has an optimal time, as well as certain tasks that need to be done in order to develop one's fullest. If the crisis is resolved in a healthy fashion the person will be stronger socially and psychologically. This will in turn help the person in the next stage. For example, if the crisis of trust vs. mistrust is not resolved in stage one then the child may carry an unhealthy amoun

3. Walter J. Ullrich, Teaching Education, vol.10 sec.8 p.22, 1998

There are many ways in which this can be achieved in the health and physical education field. When doing an activity children for the most part want to be with their friends. But what about the child who may not have a lot of friends or does not experience success as much as another student? These children should be paired with or on the same team with the children who are "popular" or do have a lot of experience with success in their life. The time children are in school they are in stages four and five. (See chart). Stage four of Erikson's chart of development says that, "Enjoyment of mastery and competence comes through success and recognition of accomplishment." Stage five of Erikson's chart says that, "Personal, social, sexual, and occupational identity comes from success in school and from experimentation with different roles." (Eggen, Kauchak, 1999 p. 70-78(chart)) A physical educator has to make his or her c

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