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Piaget's Theory of Cognitive and Affective Development: Foundations of Constructivism

Barry J. Wadsworth

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1. Intellectual Organization and Adaptation. 2. Intellectual Development and Other Factors. 3. Sensorimotor Development. 4. The Development of Preoperational Thought. 5. The Development of Concrete Operations. 6. The Development of Formal Operations. 7. Further Aspects of Piaget's Theory. 8. The Implications of Piaget's Theory for Education: Principles of Constructivism. 9. Applications.

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1. Intellectual Organization and Adaptation. 2. Intellectual Development and Other Factors. 3. Sensorimotor Development. 4. The Development of Preoperational Thought. 5. The Development of Concrete Operations. 6. The Development of Formal Operations. 7. Further Aspects of Piaget's Theory. 8. The Implications of Piaget's Theory for Education: Principles of Constructivism. 9. Applications.

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1. Intellectual Organization and Adaptation. 2. Intellectual Development and Other Factors. 3. Sensorimotor Development. 4. The Development of Preoperational Thought. 5. The Development of Concrete Operations. 6. The Development of Formal Operations. 7. Further Aspects of Piaget's Theory. 8. The Implications of Piaget's Theory for Education: Principles of Constructivism. 9. Applications.

Key concepts: Constructivism (international relations), Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Cognitive development, Intellectual development, Psychology, Cognition, Development (topology), Adaptation (eye)

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