Assets #32-36 (of the 40 Developmental Assets)
Help them develop life skills and social competencies.
Infants & Toddlers (birth to 35 months)
- Parent(s) practices good planning and decision making.
- Parent(s) interacts with others in positive ways.
- Parent(s) is comfortable with diverse people.
- Parent(s) models resistance skills.
- Parent(s) models peaceful conflict resolution.
Preschoolers (ages
3 to 5)
- Child makes simple choices and decisions.
- Child interacts well with other children and adults.
- Child is exposed to different cultures.
- Child is taught to avoid dangerous situations.
- Child is taught how to deal nonviolently with challenges and frustrations.
Elementary-Age Children
(ages 6-11)
- Child develops simple planning and decision-making skills.
- Child interacts well with other children and adults.
- Child is comfortable with people from different cultures.
- Child learns how to resist negative pressure from others.
- Child attempts to solve conflicts nonviolently.
Teenagers (ages
12-18)
- Teenager has planning and decision-making skills.
- Teenager has empathy, sensitivity, and friendship skills.
- Teenager gets along with people from different cultures.
- Teenager resists negative pressure from others.
- Teenager resolves conflicts peacefully.
The material
on this page is adapted from Starting Out Right: Developmental Assets
for Children, Copyright© 1997 by Search Institute. Used here by
permission.
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