Human development and education - Havighurst, Robert James 1900-1991 (London Longmans Green and Co Ltd, 1953)
Life and learning: introduction to the developmental task concept -- I: Developmental tasks of infancy and early childhood -- I: Biosocial development in early childhood -- II: Developmental tasks of middle childhood -- II: The role of the peer group in helping children achieve developmental tasks in middle childhood -- II: The teacher's relations with the peer group in middle childhood -- II: The growth of the mind -- II: Developmental tasks as objectives of elementary education -- III: The adolescent peer group -- III: The development of personal independence -- III: Developing a philosophy of life -- III: Developmental tasks and the school curriculum -- III: A boy who failed and what the school might have done: the case of Jed -- III: A girl who succeeded and how the school helped her: the case of Roberta -- III: A girl who failed and what the school might have Done to Help Her: The Case of Elsie -- IV: Developmental Tasks of Early Adulthood -- IV: developmental tasks of middle age -- IV: Developmental tasks of later maturity -- V: Purposes and methods of developmental task study -- V: Interrelations of developmental tasks -- Epilogue: a case history of a concept.
An expansion of the author's Developmental tasks and education.
Keywords: Psychology, Applied