<span>According to Jean Piaget, children in middle childhood experience an increase in their ability to solve concrete problems. They grow in terms of their comprehension of abstract concepts around mathematics. They also gain the ability to understand causal relationships between things (cause and effect), and the ability to weigh objects in their head without being thrown off by the sizes / shapes of things.</span>
What did you learn about this Frederick Douglass education?
“Once you learn to read, you will forever be free.”
We knew that education is vital to human growth. Education transcended Frederick Douglass from a slave to a free man.
Did he go to school?
No. Douglass learned to read as a child in slavery, taught first by Sophia Auld, the wife of slave owner Hugh Auld.
Did he go to college?
No. Frederick Douglass (1818-1895), while a brilliant man, never attended college.
Answer:
cross-generational coalition between mother and child
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