Jorge Luis Granados Lopez is my nephew and he is eighteen years old. He has studied Kinder Garden and School. Nowadays, he is studying in Don Bosco high school. When he was four years old, he had problems in order to adapt in kinder garden because his bad behavior, so that he changed Kinder Garden one time. He was hyperactive and naughty.
In his house he was playing games and acting as he were a hero, so that he was running and jumping pretending he was flying. At the age of seven years old he climbed to the closet and jump on the bed ,he said that he really could fly .Thanks God, he did not hurt himself because he did not jump on the floor. When he visited to my mother and my father, everyone in the house were happy and worried to see him. However, we had to be very careful in what he was doing inside and outside the house. Until 10 years old, he could control a little bit more his behavior.
At school, he did not have a good performance because he was interested in making jokes and talk with friends. He did not have the responsibility in order to study and accomplish goals for his future. Until the age of thirteen years old, he was becoming more interested in study. Everyone in the family was trying to help him in order to develop that interest. I would like to say that it was not easy to correct him and getting more involved in this. We knew that it would help him to be better person and professional in the future. Two years later, he started high school at Don Bosco. He was interested to learn more because he already knew the education was better than the one he had studied before.
I consider the theory about cognitive development has almost the same with the cognitive development of my nephew. As the theory mentions about adolescences behavior, my nephew was always arguing against my sister and sometimes against me. He thought he had the right in everything, and that the entire world was around him (page, 441). The theory mentions something that makes contrast with this case study because it mentions that boys tend to drop out school (page, 452). My nephew instead of drop out, he continue studying. Indeed, the influences and support of family members play an important role for teenagers, especially when they are trying to find their own identity.