Jean Piaget, a Swiss developmental psychologist, propounded the theory of cognitive development which explains how an individual gradually create, acquire, and use knowledge as the individual interacts with his environment right from birth. Piaget describes the cognitive development of an individual in four stages, which are the sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational stage of cognitive development.

The final stage of cognitive development is the <em>formal operational stage</em>, where Piaget describes development taking place as from the 11 years of age of an individual. At this stage, he posits that a child begins to use logic in understanding abstract ideas and concepts, as well as engage in problem-solving.

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3 years ago

What should teachers do to plan for the class and the individuals in it?

marin [14]

design plans that they wish the children to learn

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3 years ago

A/an___is a dream that you are dedicated to for which you plan and work A.action plan B.goal C.short-term goal D. Long-term goal

MArishka [77]

Answer:

D.Long term goal

Explanation:

cause you plan for it

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3 years ago