What year did his theory develop?
1936
What is the 1st stage?
The Sensorimotor Stage
How old are you during this stage?
2-7 years old
How old are you in this stage?
7-11 years old
How old are you in this stage?
12 and older
Where was he when he started to realize this theory?
Binet Institute
How old are you in The Sensorimotor Stage?
Birth to 2 years old
A child at this age assumes that other people see the world....
The same as them
A child realises that people see the world in a what than he does?
A different way
they can understand division and fractions without using what?
Word problems
What happened for him to start the theory?
Children gave for their wrong answers to the questions that required logical thinking.
What do toddlers learn the world through?
Senses and actions
Child’s thinking is dominated by how the what looks?
World
During this stage children begin to think how other people think and what?
Feel
They can follow the form of an what without having to think in terms of specific examples?
Argument
Incorrect answers revealed important differences between the thinking of adults and children.
Does they live in the present, future or past?
Present
In this stage toddlers often think that that nonliving things like toys have what?
Have life and feelings
This stage is a what in the cognitive development?
Major turning point
Around this stage children can speculate about what? possible consequences
Many
The older children he interviewed to prove this theory, Were able to what?
Able to hold conversations and understand questions.
What is the main achievement and what does it mean?
object permanence. This is knowing an object still exist even if they can't see it.
Children have made some progress toward detaching their thought from what.
The physical world.
What do children tend to do at this age?
Make mistakes or Be overwhelmed
This stage sees the emergence of scientific thinking, formulating abstract theories and hypotheses when what?
When faced with a problem.