4 stages of child's development
4 stages of child's development
Piaget's theory of cognitive development correspond with the age child( 1896- 1980).
In stage one, world experienced through senses and actions. Stage two, children use words and images to represent things, but lack logical reasoning. Stages three, they tend to understand concrete events and analogies logically, perform arithmetical operations. And then stage four which is the last stage, children tend to operate formal and utilize abstract reasoning.
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DeleteHow do children experience the world through senses?
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ReplyDeleteChildren make sense of their world by hearing, touching, seeing, tasting and smelling. When they are offered a new toy, they squeeze it with their hands and rub it on their cheeks.
ReplyDeleteCan a child have senses or actions of stage 2 while in stage 1?
ReplyDeleteNo, it's very rare to happen
DeleteWhat is the difference between the two last stages?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between the two last stage?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between the two last stage?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between the two last stage?
ReplyDeleteAt which child development stage will the child be more aware of the outside world and events?
ReplyDeleteAre you ready to have one? 😂😂😂. But anyway children are easy to handle. Good point
ReplyDeleteThe way you love children 👶 now I understand why but anyways this is so informative I will want to read more
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DeleteThis was so informative, I will love to read more related topics.
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DeleteIncredible work for sure, and any one can learn from than👍
ReplyDeleteCan you please give examples on each stage
ReplyDeleteWell said, this added to my knowledge
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DeletePiaget's theory of cognitive development correspond with the age child( 1896- 1980).
ReplyDeleteIn stage one, world experienced through senses and actions. Stage two, children use words and images to represent things, but lack logical reasoning. Stages three, they tend to understand concrete events and analogies logically, perform arithmetical operations. And then stage four which is the last stage, children tend to operate formal and utilize abstract reasoning.
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DeleteInteresting😊
ReplyDeleteWooooow... This is a really good piece and educative, I really learned a lot, I'm glad I didn't waste my time.
ReplyDeleteEvery child go through every stage, just in order, like no child will skip a stage to the other one
ReplyDeleteWow i have learnt something new specifically on the 4 stages of child development.
ReplyDeleteI almost beat up my 3 years Niece for not being able to reason why she need to eat😂😂😂.Thanks to This it saved her🤗🤗🤗
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how this applies to most children I have met.
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ReplyDeleteThis is incredible indeed
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ReplyDeleteMy knowledge is extended ...thanks for the information hun😍👌
ReplyDeleteNever knew,,, highly appreciate this
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ReplyDeleteDo you think it's important for children to complete all the stage of development and why ?
ReplyDeleteEmphasize on the importance of parents/ al participation at all stages of development?
This is amazing so to say, more please.
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ReplyDeleteVery important information 👏👏
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ReplyDeleteCrucial stages indeed
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