Life of Piaget
Piaget's first name
What is Jean?
Mental framework used to understand the world
What is Schema?
First 2 stages of cognitive development
What is Sensorimotor Stage and Preoperational Stage?
Last 2 stages of cognitive development
What is Concrete Operational Stage and Formal Operational Stage?
Type of learning and instruction encouraged by Theory of Cognitive Development
What is hands-on and play-based?
Piaget's career field
What is psychology?
Adding new information to an existing schema
What is Assimilation?
Age range of Concrete Operational Stage
What is 7-11?
Age range of Preoperational Stage
What is 2-7?
Activities to support the Sensorimotor Stage
What are sensory bins, block stacking, peek-a-boo, and music and movement?
Piaget's birth year
What is 1896?
Changing a schema based on new information
What is Accomodation?
Age range of Sensorimotor Stage
What is 0-2?
Age range of Formal Operational Stage
What is 12 and older?
Activities to support Preoperational stage
What are dramatic play centers, story time, drawing, emotion-identification, and encouraging students to share, communicate, and consider others?
Piaget's year of death
What is 1980?
Balancing assimilation and accommodation as thinking develops
What is Equilibrium?
Developmental stage where children develop logical thinking, an understanding of cause and effect, are able to make strong connections between ideas and have improved categorization and organization
Development stage where a child learns through senses and movement, develops object permanence and basic motor skills
What is Sensorimotor Stage?
Activities to support Concrete Operational Stage
What are math manipulatives, group projects, asking thought-provoking questions, teaching structured writing strategies, and facilitating activities that promote logical thinking?
Piaget's home country
What is Switzerland?
Theory that states knowledge is built through experiences and ideas
What is Constructivism?
Developmental stage where children learn through pretend play and social interaction, have rapid growth in language and communication, develop imagination and symbolic thinking, and often show egocentric thinking
What is Preoperational stage?
Developmental stage where children use abstract/ hypothetical thinking and scientific reasoning, are able to handle more complex ideas and problems, and strengthen critical and analytical thinking
What is Formal Operational Stage?
Activities to Support Formal Operational Stage
What are science experiments and research presentations, debates, socratic seminars, student-led discussion, reading comprehension activities, and encouraging students to have creativity and critical thinking?