Here are three examples of discrete observations: The first example, the teacher that poured all the water from a bowl into a tall drinking glass, then the teacher asked the student if the amount of water that is in the glass was the same of amount that she poured in the bowl. So, sure the little girl answered was wrong. As per to Jean Piaget’s theory, he explained that the little girl thought there was more water in the tall glass than in the shallow bowl because she had not yet reached the stage at which children understand conversation of volume. Since she doesn’t recognize what the quantity of water remains, where the height and width of the two containers differ.
Hence, the theory and the fact works together in the child’s development
Hence, the theory and the fact works together in the child’s development