School-Aged Children

Definition

Children between the ages of 6 to 12 years who attend elementary or primary school. This stage is characterized by rapid cognitive and social development.

Related terms

Cognitive Development:

The process of acquiring knowledge, understanding, and problem-solving abilities. For example, how children develop thinking skills such as memory and logical reasoning.

Social Development:

The gradual acquisition of social skills and behaviors that enable individuals to interact effectively with others. For example, how children learn to make friends, cooperate, and resolve conflicts.

Self-Esteem:

A person's overall evaluation or perception of their own worth. It includes beliefs about oneself and influences emotions, motivations, and behaviors.