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Life of Piaget
Cognitive Theory of Development
Stages of Development
Miscellaneous
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The birthdate of Jean Piaget.
What is August 9, 1896?
100
The approach whose ideas are reflected by this theory.
What is Constructivism?
100
True or False: does every child reach all of these stages?
What is False?
100
True or False: Piaget was born in Pisa, Italy.
What is False? (Neuchatel, Switzerland)
200
Name of Piaget's spouse.
What is Valentine Chatenay?
200
Define a schema.
What is building block of intelligent behavior or knowledge?
200
Name the stage where children grasp the concept of conservation.
What is Concrete Operational Stage?
200
True or False: Piaget entered high school at eleven years old.
What is true?
300
The place that he began working at in 1920.
What is Alfred Binet Laboratory?
300
Name the three different types of adaptation processes.
What is assimilation, accommodation, and equilibration?
300
Name the stage a child is in if they are between the ages of 0-2 years.
What is Sensorimotor Stage?
300
Name why Piaget is considered an influential educator.
What is cognitive theory helped with developing educational policies and learning of children?
400
Field that Piaget received his PhD in.
What is natural sciences?
400
Name the three basic components of the Cognitive Theory of Development.
What is schemas, adaptation processes, and stages of development?
400
Name the stage where the child has achieved the same mental abilities as an adult.
What is Formal Operational Stage?
400
Name Piaget's biggest critic.
What is Vygotsky?
500
Name the prize Piaget won in 1972 and what he won it for.
What is Erasmus Prize for his research of the mental and cognitive development of children?
500
Name the four stages of development.
What is sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational?
500
Name the stage where children can't put themselves in another person's shoes and feel that everyone thinks the same way they do. What is the term to describe this thinking?
What is Preoperational Stage and egocentric?
500
Name a reason why the cognitive theory of development differs from other theories.
What is it focuses on children, rather than all learners or it focuses on development, rather than learning, or it focuses on developmental stages, rather than a gradual progression?