Piaget
learn about the world through their senses and body movement
what is sensorimotor
anyone who has a better understanding
what is more knowledgeable other
developed by maria montessori in the early 1900's
what is montessori method
able to use words well, both writing and speaking
what is verbal-linguistic
believed there are 4 stages of learning
what is piaget
an object still exists even though you can't see it
what is object permanence
difference what a learner can do without help and what he/she can do with guidance
what is zone of proximal development
hands on independent learning where kids learn at their own pace
what is child-centered education method
good at reasoning, analyzing problems, and recognizing patterns
what is logical/mathmatical
believed learning is social based
what is vygotsky
repetitive actions that represent earliest nonreflexive behaviors
what is primary circular reactions
activities provided by the educator
what is scaffolding
focuses on development of the senses, language, and motor skills
what is preparing children's minds and bodies for future learning
enjoy reading, writing, puzzles, drawing and painting
what is visual/spacial
thought kids naturally wanted to learn
what is montessori
explores the world through trial and error manner, using both motor and planning abilities
what is tertiary circular reactions
kids learn naturally with appropriate learning materials
what is prepared learning environment
excellent hand-eye coordination, good at body movement
what is bosy/kinsthetic
theory of multiple intelligence
what is gardener
this stage kids will begin to make links between symbols and objects
what is early representational thought
have a love for music, good at thinking in patterns, rhythms and sounds
what is musical/naturalist