Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development outlines how children progress through four stages, shaping educational psychology. It emphasizes the importance of sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages in learning. Piaget's constructivist approach and child-centered learning principles guide educators to tailor learning experiences to the cognitive abilities of children, ensuring that education is developmentally appropriate and experiential.
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Sensorimotor stage key concept
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Preoperational stage limitations
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Formal operational stage abilities
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In his studies on cognitive development, Piaget identified ______ as the focus on a single prominent feature of an object or scenario.
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Piaget's research revealed that during the ______ stage, children might not understand that properties of objects remain unchanged despite alterations in form.
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Subsequent studies by researchers like ______ and ______ indicated that the context and phrasing of questions could affect children's grasp of object ______.
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Piaget's Assimilation
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Piaget's Accommodation
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Piaget's Equilibration
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Piaget's theory promotes a ______-centered approach, emphasizing education that aligns with the child's ______ development.
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Piagetian concepts in education
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Piaget's influence on classroom assessments
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Standardized testing vs. Piaget's theory
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Başkale and colleagues, in ______, suggested using assessments to gauge kids' initial knowledge on nutrition.
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Piaget's Schema Theory
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Piaget's Stages of Development
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Role of Equilibration in Learning
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