Jean Piaget
Jean Piaget profession?
What is a psychologist?
Can one jump or skip a stage?
What is no?
Stage One
What is Object Permanence
Building block to knowledge...
What is schemas?
Reasoning is at its pinnacle: hypothetical, scientific, flexible, fully adult. Our full cognitive human potential has been reached.
What is Stage Four?
In what year did Piaget publish the theory?
What is 1936?
Name and age group of stage one
What is The Sensorimotor Stage, Birth to 2 years
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
The definition of object permanence?
What is the understanding that even though you can no longer see something, it still exists?
The preoperational child's inability to understand that other people have different points of view from their own.
What is Egocentrism?
Children’s perception are captured by their immediate appearances. “What they see is what is real.” They believe, among other things, that inanimate objects are really alive and that if the appearance of the quantity of liquid changes, the amount becomes different.
What is Stage Two?
Piaget's birthplace...
What is Switzerland?
Name and age group of stage two
What is The Preoperational Stage, Ages: 2 – 7 Years
Stage Two
What is Symbolic thought?
Cognitive process of fitting new information into existing cognitive schemas, perceptions, and understanding.
What is Assimilation?
The child manipulates objects to pin down the basics of physical reality. This stage ends with the development of language.
What is Stage One?
This theory was based on his observations of...
What is Jacqueline, Lucienne and Laurent
OR
His children
Name and age group of stage three
What is The Concrete Operational Stage. Ages: 7 – 11 Years
Stage Three
What is Logical thought?
When the new experience is very different from what we have encountered before we need to change our schemas in a very radical way or create a whole new schema.
What is Accommodation?
Identity Constancy is the child's inability to grasp that a person's core "self" stays the same despite changes in external appearance.
What is Stage Two?
Piaget lived from...
What is 1896-1980
or
lived to be 84
Name and age group of stage four
What is The Formal Operational Stage, Ages: 12 and Over
Stage Four
What is Scientific reasoning?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
The regulatory process that maintains a balance between assimilation and accommodation to facilitate cognitive growth. Think of it this way: We can’t merely assimilate all the time; if we did, we would never learn any new concepts or principles.
What is Equilibration?
Children have a realistic understanding of the world. Their thinking is really on the same wavelength as adults’. While they can reason conceptually about concrete objects, however, they cannot think abstractly in a scientific way.
What is Stage Three?