Piaget's formal operational stage: Thinking Abstractly
What age does the sensorimotor stage start
Birth-2 years
What is critical thinking?
More than memorizing facts.
What is the importance of moral development?
Developing a strong moral compass.
What is egocentrism?
The tendency to view the world from one's own perspective.
What is arts integration?
Incorporating arts education (music, art, drama) into the curriculum.
Moving beyond concrete experience
Abstract thinking
What is synthesizing information?
Combining information from different sources to form a comprehensive understanding.
What level is conventional morality in?
Level 2
Define imaginary audience?
Adolescents believe that everyone is constantly watching and evaluating them.
Locating, evaluating, and utilizing information from various sources such as?
Books, Articles, Database, and Online Resources.
What is increased introspection?
Adolescents become more self-reflective and introspective.
What can creative problem-solving do?
By generating novel solutions to complex problems.
How many Kohlberg stages are there in all?
Define Personal Fable?
Adolescents believe that their experiences and feelings are unique and that no one else can understand them.
What is peer interaction?
Engaging in discussions, debates, and collaborative learning activities with peers.
Encourages intellectual ____ and ____.
Curiosity, Exploration
What is inquiry-based learning?
Encourages students to ask questions, investigate, and explore topics independently.
What is peer pressure?
The strong desire to fit in and be accepted by peers can significantly influence adolescents' decisions.
What impact does Self-Reflection and Introspection have?
Encouraging adolescents to reflect on their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
What are examples of mentors?
Teachers, Coaches, and Community Leaders.
Fostering critical thinking is what?
Inquiry-based learning
Is specific to general inductive or deductive?
Inductive
Acting with kindness and concern is what?
Motivated by empathy, compassion drives us to take action to alleviate suffering and help others.
What can meaningful social interactions do?
By providing opportunities for meaningful social interaction and engagement with others.
What are the four examples of collaborations.
Family-teacher conference, PTA, Community partnerships, and After-school programs.