Description
This assignment will involve reviewing developmental stages and applying these ideas to selecting appropriate toys or activities.
Directions
1. Looking at Piaget's theory of cognitive development fill out the chart below. What did Piaget say that a child could do (accomplishment) but could not do (limitation) in each stage?
Age for Piaget | Name of stage | Accomplishments | Limitations |
Birth - 2 years | |||
2 - 6 years | |||
6 - 11 years | |||
12 and older |
2. After you do that, describe (for each age group) an ideal toy or leisure activity. Describe why it would be a good toy/activity. You can describe this based on observations of children in your family (or on YouTube) or from looking at toys in stores.
2. Write your essay in a word processing program and save the essay to your computer as a .doc or .docx file. Please also follow the Written Assignment Guidelines.
Explanation & Answer
RUNNING HEAD: PIAGET’S STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
Piaget’s Stages of Development
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PIAGET’S STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
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Piaget’s Theory
The Piaget's theory serves as the most useful framework through which scholars
understand the child’s development life Cycle. Understanding the lifecycle of the child is
important since it helps design and plan learning and other developmental activities for the
growing child. This paper seeks to discuss primary developmental stages of a child and the
various relevant developmental activities that could be introduced at each stage.
Piaget’s child development stages
Age for Piaget
Name of stage
Birth-2 years
Sensorimotor stage
Accomplishments
Main achievement
is object
permanence.
Much learning of
child is done by
touching, sucking
as well as l...