Across
- 5. From ages 2-7 children are in this, still, pre-logical stage.
- 10. A preoperational child can only focus one one aspect of a situation when determining amount.
- 11. A way to modify our schemes by expanding an existing scheme by adding more examples to it.
- 12. Theories that describe, explain, & predict how people's thinking changes as they get older. (two words)
Down
- 1. During guided participation an adult will engage in this by giving the child spoken hints.
- 2. This psychologist described a competing theory to Piaget's Cognitive Development theory.
- 3. Stage 1, also called this, spans from birth to age two.
- 4. A way to modify our schemes by narrowing an existing scheme; specifying membership rules.
- 5. This Swiss psychologist viewed children as Little Scientists.
- 6. Around age one we come to understand that things or people still exist when they are out of sight, this is know as what? (two words)
- 7. this describes the idea that children believe that others see, hear, and feel what they do.
- 8. mental models that are used to represent, organize, & interpret information.
- 9. Piaget's theory includes how many stages?