Promoting Cognitive Development To create an environment that promotes the three types of cognitive knowledgeas well as learning about cause and effect, patterns, and problem solvingteachers should aim to: Provide a wide variety of interesting and challenging materials and experiences for children. Foster cognitive conflict by introducing discrepant events or information that motivate children to […]
Promoting Cognitive Development To create an environment that promotes the three types of cognitive knowledgeas well as learning about cause and effect, patterns, and problem solvingteachers should aim to: Provide a wide variety of interesting and challenging materials and experiences for children. Foster cognitive conflict by introducing discrepant events or information that motivate children to
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Problem Solving Problem solving is a part of daily life for children and is fostered in a flexible environment that promotes exploration and experimentation (Catron & Allen, 2003; Seefeldt & Galper, 2004). Children are naturally curious and motivated to pursue questions and solve problems about why things happen and how things work, first through sensory
Cause and Effect Young children frequently display magical thinking, proposing preposterous or clearly unrealistic explanations (often humorous to adults) for why something happens because they have not yet discerned the relationship between cause and effect (Catron & Allen, 2003; Hendrick & Weissman, 2007). Determining why something happens and predicting what might happen when certain conditions
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What happened the last time you took the baby doll away from Steven? Young children frequently display magical thinking, proposing preposterous or clearly unrealistic explanations (often humorous to adults) for why something happens because they have not yet discerned the relationship between cause and effect (Catron & Allen, 2003; Hendrick & Weissman, 2007). Determining why
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What happened when you put yellow paint on top of the blue paint Young children frequently display magical thinking, proposing preposterous or clearly unrealistic explanations (often humorous to adults) for why something happens because they have not yet discerned the relationship between cause and effect (Catron & Allen, 2003; Hendrick & Weissman, 2007). Determining why
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Cause and Effect Young children frequently display magical thinking, proposing preposterous or clearly unrealistic explanations (often humorous to adults) for why something happens because they have not yet discerned the relationship between cause and effect (Catron & Allen, 2003; Hendrick & Weissman, 2007). Determining why something happens and predicting what might happen when certain conditions
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