Ald Vygotsky Vs. Piaget Exam 1

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Play is
Social/gratifying
Culturally Determined
The leading source of development

WHO IS THIS?

Back 1

VYGOTSKY

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Play Reflects what they know rather contributes to their knowledge... who says this?

Back 2

Piaget

Front 3

Play represents a child skills and how they think... Who says this?

Back 3

Piaget

Front 4

Play is not
The predominant activity of children
Defined based on amount of pleasure it gives
WHOS SAYS THIS?

Back 4

VYGOTSKY

Front 5

Play has...

creation of an imaginary situation (for gratification sometimes when they can not receive what they want in real life)
Defined ROLES AND RULES
HIDDEN OR IMPLICIT RULES

Who says this?

Back 5

VYGOTSKY

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Play is ASSIMILATION...
Who says this and define it with an example. Also state which stage it is in.

Back 6

PIAGET says this

Assimilation: Repeating and mastering a previously learned behavior/ knowledge
"The action of the child on surrounding objects" Example: a child sees a lion, and categorizes it as a Kitty.
This is in the ADAPTION STAGE

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Play is ACCOMMODATION
Who says this and define it with an example...

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PIAGET says this
Accommodation is the action of the environment (object) on the child-example: But the child learns from the environment or lion that it is not a Kitty.

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0-2 Functional play, basic motor/physical repetitive actions Born with certain survival behaviors. Repeat actions over and over again on objects or themselves. Acquire understandings of physical world. Form understandings of similarities/different based on qualities. NAME THIS STAGE and who.

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PIAGET
1st stage.
Sensorimotor

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Learning Precedes development


Piaget or Vygotsky?
Vygotsky

Back 9

Vygotsky

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Development precedes learning
we interpret the world through mental Schema, allowing us to make sense of our environment..
Piaget or Vygotsky?
We

Back 10

Piaget

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Assimilate new information or adapts to using new skills is called what to whom?

Back 11

Learning to Piaget

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Present state of development is enhanced when confronted with new tasks just out of reach of our present abilities.
Piaget or Vygotsky

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Vygotsky

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Development precedes learning

Piaget or Vygotsky?

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Piaget

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development proceeds from the individual to the social world. Egocentric speech suggests that the child is self-centered and unable to consider the point-of-view of others. Piaget also maintains that development precedes learning.

Piaget or Vygotsky

Back 14

Piaget

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Kids learn from language... Piaget or Vygotsky

Back 15

Vygotsky

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Things are culturally based.. Moh vs Moo
Piaget or Vygotsky?

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Vygotsky

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Vygotskys 3 stages of play

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no play 0-3
symbolic play 3-7
Games with rules 7-12

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children are egocentric not social... who says this?
Piaget or Vygotsky

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Piaget

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explain paradox of play in vygotsky terms...

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Play brings pleasure BUT we don't do whatever we want. Ech play activity has rules that the child must follow even if they don't want to rules. Rules are socially determined but not fixed.

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Whats Adaption mean in terms of Piaget...

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The equilibrium between Assimilation and Accommodation

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Piaget- 4 stages of play***

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Functional- Sensorimotor

Stage 2: Symbolic Play-Preoperations

Stage 3: Games with Rules- Concrete operations

Stage 4: Formal Operations- No play

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Piaget stages of the sensorimotor Period

what is stage 1 (birth to 1 month)

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Simple reflexes. Infant uses sucking, looking, listening and grasping

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Stages of the sensorimotor Period
What is stage 2 (1-4 months)

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Primary Circular reactions

Infant begins to adapt simple reflexes to the environment. sucking is used with pacifiers

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What is stage 3 of sensorimotor period

(4 to 8 months)

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Repeated actions that involve objects, toys, clothing, or people

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What is stage 4 of sensorimotor Period
(8 to 12 months)

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Coordination of secondary circular reactions
the infant coordinates behavior.

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What is stage 5 of sensorimotor
(12 to 18 months)

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Tertiary circular reactions
Toddlers become creative and experiment with new behaviors

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What is stage 6 of sensorimotor period
(18 to 24 months)

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Mental combinations. The toddler can engage in true problem solving.

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coordination of secondary circular reactions
the infant coordinates behavior

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Stage 4 8 tho 12 months

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Teritary circular reactions
Toddlers become creative and experiment with new behaviors
Which stage is this in sensorimotor period/

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Stage 5. 12 to 18 months

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Secondary circular reactions
repeats actions that involve objects, toys, clothing, or people

Which stage of sensorimotor period is this

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Stage 3. 4 to 8 months

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Primary circular reactions.
Infant begins to adapt simple reflexes to the environment. sucking is used with pacifiers.
Which stage of sensorimotor period?

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Stage 2. 1 to 4 months

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Simple reflexes
Infant uses sucking, looking, listening and grasping.
Which tags of sensorimotor its this?

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Stage 1 (birth to 1 month)