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Piaget

🔴 children are like "little scientist, they create their own theory of the World


🔴 naturally curious

Piagets basic principles

🔴 scheme


🔴assimilation


🔴 accommodation


🔴 equilibrium

Scheme

🔴 a way of organizing knowledge

Assimilation

🔴 new experiences are incorporated into child's existing theory


⚫️ ex: if a child dogs barks and licks her, when she goes to another dog this would fit into her assimilation of dogs

Accommodation

🔴 sometimes assimilations are incomplete or wrong so with new experiences the theories change to adapt


⚫️ ex: when the girl with the dog meets a cat, she is confused at first but adapts her theory to include a different animal

Equilibrium

🔴 when disequilibrium occurs, children reorganize their original theory to return to a state of equilibrium

Piaget 4 stages of development

1- sensorimotor stage


2- preoperational stage


3- concrete operational stage


4- formal operational stage

Social cultural perspective: vygotskys

🔴 cognitive development is determined by your social and cultural surrounding


🔴 stages:


- zone of proximal development


- scaffolding


- private speech


- inner speech

Information processing


Computer

🔴 our memory has a software and hardware just like a computer


- sensory memory: information held raw and unanalyzed for just a few seconds


- working memory: cognitive activity is always going. Helps analyze


- LTM

How information changes throwing development

🔴 better strategies


🔴 more working memory capacity


🔴 better inhibitory process (filters out information that isn't important) and executive functioning ( helps you make sense of information.