Environmental Influences on Child Development

• An emotional environment shapes personality and affects self-esteem, identity, trust, and the ability to enter intimate relationships.

PA Child Welfare Training / Certification Program 911-4: Promotion of child rearing and child development Lecture # 4,

This article is about the biological ecosystem theory of Urie Bronfenbrenner. Bronfenbrenners' biological ecosystem theory focuses on the environmental impact on child development. He observed that these influences include relationships around children and that it has a layer of interaction between children and children's environment. He called these layers "system." These events start with a direct influence on the students and evolve outwards until the event has minimal indirect impact. Next, I will explain the minority group of hearing impaired people. Hearing loss has two main forms and five levels of severity. After judging children's hearing loss, parents need to select the technology that they want children to use. The next obstacle for parents is the way and place to educate children. Then it will discuss how the theory applies to specific students of this minority.

Children's familiar environment directly affects the growth of children. This includes the influence of family and colleagues. There is also an influence on the indirect environment such as the culture of the life of the child, and it affects the child's development. Children's own biology also plays a role in the development of children. It is the interaction between these different environmental factors that determines how children develop. According to ecosystem theory, there are five different environmental systems. Changes or problems in one system may change other systems. Five environmental systems are microsystems, arbitration systems, external systems, macro systems, and time systems. This picture explains each of the five systems. In the center of the yen, there are children who are affected by 5 stages everyday. The microsystem is represented by a green circle. It includes families and associates