Introduction: Bronfenbrenner 's Bioecological Theory In Bronfenbrenner 's bioecological theory, there are five essential levels among a child’s development two terms being microsystem and mesosystem which will be addressed here. The first term, Microsystem, relates to the individual’s closest interactions. These involve persons closest to the child, and in this case it will be a pre-school aged child. This will include the child’s immediate family members, for example, parents and siblings. And a portion of an extended family, for example, one set of grandparents continuously in the child’s life. Also included will be unrelated caregivers as well as peers. The second term, Mesosystem, relates to the child’s circle of microsystem, and their
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He is the only male child and the possible the last to carry on the family name. All, and all, he has a pleasant disposition, and quite a character. He is adored, and loved, by all his older sisters, with two playing the role of ‘little mommy’s’ to him, so can easily have things done for him. He attends preschool just up the road from his paternal grandparents’ house. This is his second year in pre-school, but he has had a change in the preschool he attends. The first preschool, when he was three was more of a school atmosphere, while the second preschool is at a church, with biblical themes being addressed. He has adjusted well, and likes his teacher and his peers. He has made one close friend Johnny, who is the oldest in his family. Johnny, tends to dominates their play time, but with Mark Anthony, use to letting siblings run the show, he allows Johnny the same authority and willingly follows the …show more content…
Typical oldest, with more responsibilities and the “boss” attitude. Syria Jane, age eleven and in 5th grade is a ‘little mother’ tending to the younger ones needs as she deems fit. Mary Jane, age nine and a half to be exact, but going on thirteen, wants to imitate exactly, what her oldest sister does. She is in 4th grade and doing so-so. Jara Jane, is eight, in 3rd grade and quite the “little mommy” to Mark Antony. Barbara Jane, is 6 and in 1st grade and has adjusted to a baby brother, but has a few issues with so many older
He is the only male child and the possible the last to carry on the family name. All, and all, he has a pleasant disposition, and quite a character. He is adored, and loved, by all his older sisters, with two playing the role of ‘little mommy’s’ to him, so can easily have things done for him. He attends preschool just up the road from his paternal grandparents’ house. This is his second year in pre-school, but he has had a change in the preschool he attends. The first preschool, when he was three was more of a school atmosphere, while the second preschool is at a church, with biblical themes being addressed. He has adjusted well, and likes his teacher and his peers. He has made one close friend Johnny, who is the oldest in his family. Johnny, tends to dominates their play time, but with Mark Anthony, use to letting siblings run the show, he allows Johnny the same authority and willingly follows the …show more content…
Typical oldest, with more responsibilities and the “boss” attitude. Syria Jane, age eleven and in 5th grade is a ‘little mother’ tending to the younger ones needs as she deems fit. Mary Jane, age nine and a half to be exact, but going on thirteen, wants to imitate exactly, what her oldest sister does. She is in 4th grade and doing so-so. Jara Jane, is eight, in 3rd grade and quite the “little mommy” to Mark Antony. Barbara Jane, is 6 and in 1st grade and has adjusted to a baby brother, but has a few issues with so many older