Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development - Simplest Explanation ever 

I used this information to keep a male child from entering school before the age of 7. He has developed very well in the natural maturation process and has done well in school work. If he had entered the school process before 7, I believe he would have struggled and not done as well. Thank you Jean Piaget.

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can i ask what is the significance of object permanence? e.g. if they know that their parents still exist even though they do not see them, does it give the toddler assurance?

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Interesting video. I feel like you've slightly misconstrued Piaget's theory in your criticisms section. It appears to me that he argues the stages are flexible in timeframe. It didn't appear to me, when reading his original work, that it could be directed as a criticism. If anything I would say its one facet that makes his theory a strong one.

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Very easy to understand. but is this a mixture of intellectual development too?

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My 7 year said he'd put the eye on the back of his head so he could see behind him. I wonder what determines how quickly kids develop this way.

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While it is true relative poverty can have an impact on cognitive development, we need to be careful we don't fall into an automatic Critical Group Theory type of thinking. I have worked with both underprivileged and street children who have had to live by their wits; and with the conspicuously over- privileged children of the upper 0.1%, where the family money has protected them from the realities of existence. Challenge, hardship, and necessity are not just the Mother of invention, but apparently of cognitive maturity as well. I personally seen a telling number of poor 10 year olds who are so cognitively sharp they can problem-solve and out-think many adults. I have also met a telling number of children from rich families where wealth is had a retarding effect on their cognitive development. Wealth CAN produce opportunities. But it can also reduce necessity.

lol. A 13 year old is everything BUT a young adult. How about using the term teenager? Much more appropriate.

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