Biological development and health

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Chronic health problems: Diabetes, epilepsy, cancer, hemophilia, congenital heart conditions, and HIV can affect children's school attendance and performance.

Asthma: They are at risk of poor academic performance due to acute exacerbations of the disease, greater absenteeism secondary to symptoms, and effects of asthma medication.

Obesity: It is associated with an increase in type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, asthma, fat-releasing disease, cancer, psychological problems, and a lower quality of life among children.

Importance of breakfast: A healthy breakfast is an effective means of improving academic performance and cognitive functioning.

Exercise. Physical activity impacts the brain and improves cognition, mood, attention, and academic performance in students.

How health affects a child and an adolescent´s school performance.

Poor sleep:It includes problems such as poor sleep patterns, resistance to going to bed and frequent awakenings during the night, snoring, sleep apnea and daytime sleepiness, this academically affects children.

The Biology of adolescent development

Regarding brain development, it is necessary to highlight that the adolescent frontal lobe responsible for judgment, impulse, control and planning is still maturing.

Sexual maturation or puberty begins at different ages depending on genetic and environmental factors.

It is the name of the period of 10 to 20 years in which boys and girls reach adult height and weight and experience sexual maturation

The Biology of Child development and learning.

Children's formative experiences are carried out in their families, communities, healthcare settings, child care, preschools and schools; and help educators understand the complexity and importance of their role.

Growth and development stages in infants and children.

During this process, a child moves from dependence on his parents to greater independence.

Child development refers to the sequence of physical, language, thinking, and emotional changes that occur in a child from birth to early adulthood.

The first year is a period of rapid development of motor, language, social, sensory, and thinking skills.

It takes place in the third week of gestation and lasts until at least the end of adolescence.

Brain development before birth

There are two processes that contribute to brain development, molecular events and the impact of the environment, these processes interact to support the rest of the series of events that delineate brain development.

The pre-natal stages of development

It occurs in three main stages: germ stage, embryonic period, and fetal period.

The brain develops during the prenatal period, but will continue to undergo further changes during early childhood.

Biological development includes stages that begin when the baby is still in the womb. In fact, several essential prenatal stages take place during the formation of the baby's body.

Biological Development

Biological development and health