Mark Jones Experience Paper

Case Study: Mark's Experience Mark Jones, a three-year-old child lives with his parents. A family that is really caring and loves their children and will do everything for them. But since his parents are very busy, his parents decided to keep him in a daycare as Part Time. His mom works as a social worker and dad is an electrical engineer so they decided to put Mark in a daycare because they don't get to spend time with their child yet his older brother's work too also for parents it will be easy and he will get to spend time at his center, Mark is the youngest child at home; he gets really bored and doesn't have anyone to play with as I mentioned he's older brothers are busy in work. Mark goes to this center called Little Stars Daycare.He …show more content…
According to Bronfenbrenner, a person is not merely an outcome of development but a shaper of it. People affect their own development through their biological and psychological characterizes, talents & skills, disabilities, and temperament. By looking at this studies it shows us that Urie's theory bioecological; approach helps to see the variety of influences on development. The contextual perspective also reminds us that findings of the development of children in one culture or one group within the culture (Bronfenbrenner & Morris,1998).He researched on child development o how children's focus isn't the interaction of parents/children but also the extra force, arguably due to the lack of social vacuum children like Mark would have a really hard time with the impact the relationship with their family and society. His thinking is that a person's personality is formed by their interactions and surroundings; the outside world will give you attention and this influences the child a lot how they behave with you. Recently Mark, for instance, has an effect on his own development even though he's not merely the outcome on some of the development how most children have.