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Piaget
active learning, exploration and schemas.
BUT PIAGET WAS MORE OF A DESCRIPTION. HOW DOES SCHEMAS ACTUALLY IMPROVE PERFORMANCE?
case (1985)
the orange juice problem, children had to calculate how concentrated orange juice would be based on different levels of water. - operating efficiency hypothesis - that with age the efficiency of executive processes improves.
Siegler (1976)
Also found that strategies used to solve problems improved.

This and the evidence seom case (1985) that wm efficiency improves cognitive ability.
Eimas (1985)
Recognition abilities present from birth

infants can discriminate mothers voice after a few days.
Recall abilities
mandler and mcdonald (1995), found delayed recall in 11 months old.
Ornstein, Naus and Liberty (1975)
encoding strategy one.

REHEARSAL. Mental representation of information to keep it in stm.

this experiment showed that children use a simpler strategy to rehearse information
kreutzler (1975)
shows that knowledge of encoding and retrieval strategies develops with age
Shafter (1993)
IPA compliments piaget rather than replaces him.