Between the ages of five and seven, children enter a new and distinctive stage of development called middle childhood, marked by the phenomenon known as "the 5 -7 shift." This change is demonstrated by new abilities and behaviors as children move away from the intimacy of home and family to enter the wider arena of school and work. In sequences showing the first day of school in several countries, this program shows how such universal milestones are recognized by different cultures, and looks at what recent research says makes for effective education.

William Paterson University of New Jersey Collection

Child development, Child psychology, Children, School children, Education, Primary, Learning, Cognition in children, Adolescence, Child rearing

Childhood

Akuginow, Erna (Director), Hanser, David (Film editor), Whalen, Michael (Composer), Chadwick, Alex (Narrator), Neary, Lynn (Narrator), Haines-Stiles, Geoffrey (Executive producer), Montagnon, Peter (Executive producer), Ambrose Video Publishing (Distributor), WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.) (Producer), Childhood Project, Inc. (Producer), Channel Four (Great Britain) (Producer), Antelope Films, Ltd. (Producer)

00:57:00 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Psychology students, Sociology students, Cultural anthropology students

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Role	Distributor
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