Who took a developmental cognitive approach?

What does Piaget's theory look at?

Piaget's theory is adaptation through ____ and ____

Define assimilation

Define accommodation

Children's understanding of and adherence to rules stage 1 AGE

Children's understanding of and adherence to rules stage 2 AGE

Children's understanding of and adherence to rules stage 3 AGE

Children's understanding of and adherence to rules stage 4 AGE

Children's degree of understanding rules stage 1

Children's degree of understanding rules stage 2

Children's degree of understanding rules stage 3

Children's degree of understanding rules stage 4

Children's adherence to rules stage 1

Children's adherence to rules stage 2

Children's adherence to rules stage 3

Children's adherence to rules stage 4

What is defined as the ability to imitate things and people not immediately present

In deferred imitation the child has _____ the object/person being imitated

List the 4 stages of cognitive development and give ages

What are the two stages of pre-operational stage?

Formal Operations is defined by what?

In the formal operational stage the child's thought processes are ____ and are ____ as they ever will be.

Who is associated with Social Cognitive Theory?

What was Vygotsky's most important idea?

According to Vygotsky ___ and___ are involved in the development of human consciousness

What are Vygotsky's three unifying themes?

Which of Vygotsky's unifying themes is the most important?

Stages of language and conceptual development includes what?

The Zone of Proximal Growth is defined by what?

What is the term that describes an interactive teaching or learning technique where educators or parents provide the learner with various levels of support as they learn?

Scaffolding is also what?