CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF Influence of Piaget on Instruction and Curriculum Development
Based on research work done in this field various theories of child development sprang up.... Each theory viewed development to have occurred from either Nature or Nurture or due to an interaction of both.... A knowledge of the development of the child is vital to educate parents, teachers, and to plan various educational policies .... stating Developmentally Active Practice brought forth 12 principles of Child development and Learning as a guide for People who work with children (Bredekamp and Copple, 1997)
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Essay
chool districts cultivate reform practices to include the integration of technology in curriculum standards.... The research studies explain the important role of technologyComputers developed for the classroom, which were geared toward helping to teach the traditional curriculum and basic skills, were often operated as a means to deliver instruction, sometimes as a supplement to the teachers' classroom instruction, and sometimes replacing classroom instruction altogether....
13 Pages
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Essay
The paper "Variables and Factors Influencing Teaching and Learning Young People" critically analyzes, and describes the different variables and factors that influence teaching and learning of children and young people using Piaget's and Vygotsky's theories of cognitive development.... What we fail to understand is that it is not always the fault of the children but rather the influences of other factors such as their environment and cognitive development.... Two theorists that give much insight on how cognitive development affects teaching and learning are Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky....
9 Pages
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Research Paper
The paper "Piaget's Stage Model of Child development" states that Piaget developed archetypally of children of diverse ages by proposing stage theory pertaining to the development.... Bronfenbrenner also highlights the connections amidst the culture and the corresponding ecology and the advancement as opposed to Piaget's individual child learning development.... In his theory of concentric circles depicts that the child development and the underlying objects interact on the daily basis....
9 Pages
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Essay
John Comenius (1592-1670), known as the 'Father of Modern Education' recommended a holistic, integrated, hands-on curriculum and was the first to use pictures in textbooks.... Predictably, the traditional teacher-centered model in which knowledge is 'transmitted' from teacher to learner is rapidly being replaced by alternative models of instruction (e....
8 Pages
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Case Study
Most American schools use lectures, audio-visual presentations, demonstrations, programmed instruction and teaching machines for teaching students and in a curriculum inspired by Piaget theories, there is no role for such teaching strategies.... In this essay, the role of piaget development theories in shaping the understanding of learning of children will be discussed.... Piaget presented his explanations about the intellectual development of a child through four stages of cognitive development....
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Essay
This paper discusses Skinner's and piaget's philosophies and provides a detailed summary of each, as well as compare and contrast these philosophies.... It also describes and discusses the philosophy of education and justifies the elements of the philosophy with evidence of expert opinion ....
8 Pages
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Research Paper
The author of the paper discusses the history of piaget's theory that dates back to the early 1960s with the identification of the four stages of cognitive development.... The paper 'The Normal Stages of Human Being's Cognitive development' presents the cognitive development that takes place from childhood to adulthood and as such, used the theory to explain that intellectual development begins with the identification of objects at infantry....
6 Pages
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Term Paper