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Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development. At the pet store, aquarium fish are labeled as tropical community, aggressive, or semi- aggressive . A boy was picking out new fish for his tank. Boy: Mom, what does aggressive mean? Mom: An aggressive fish will hurt or even kill other fish.

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Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

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  1. Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

  2. At the pet store, aquarium fish are labeled as tropical community, aggressive, or semi- aggressive. A boy was picking out new fish for his tank. • Boy: Mom, what does aggressive mean? • Mom: An aggressive fish will hurt or even kill other fish. • Boy: So semi-aggressive fish just get really angry?

  3. Boy: When I grow up, I want to have five babies. • Aunt: Who will be the mom? • Boy: My mom will!

  4. Child: Who will be my mom when you die? • Mom: I will still be your mom. • Child: I want to be born when you’re born, so you can be my mom until we both die.

  5. On spotting a slug crossing the sidewalk: • Mom: Look, that’s a slug. Slugs are like snails without shells. • Child: But why is it a slug?

  6. Driving in a car: • Child: Why are they still selling that? • Dad: Why are who still selling what? • Child: Why are THEY still selling THAT?

  7. Child: What’s a leap year? • Parent: It’s when February has 29 days instead of 28. • Child: Let’s just forget February for a minute. What’s a leap year?

  8. Child: Why do caterpillars have cocoons? Because they like to change in private?

  9. A TV show was documenting polar bears invading a small town during the summer looking for food. The bears were being carted off via helicopter to “bear jail” until the winter, when the ice formed again and the bears could hunt. • Child: Why’s he going to jail? Was he a BAD bear?

  10. Watching a video of himself at age 2. • Boy: Mom, did you know I was a boy yet? • Mom: What do you mean? • Boy: When I was 2, did you already know if I was a boy or a girl?

  11. Three-year-old playing with magnetic letters and numbers. • Child: (putting a “1” in front of a “6”) Sixteen! • Child: (putting a “1” in front of an “8”) Eighteen! • Child: (putting a “1” in front of an “X”) X-teen!

  12. Grandma to child: You can have three cookies. • Mom takes a cookie and breaks it up into three pieces and gives them to the child. • Child: Thank you.

  13. 7-year-old child: What happens when you die? • Mom: Some people believe that when you die, you go to heaven and hang out with God and everyone else who has died before you. Other people believe in reincarnation, and say that you’re born again as a baby and start life all over again. • Child: Has that been heavily researched?

  14. 9-year-old: When I grow up, do you think I’ll marry Adi or Jessica? • Mom: Well, you might not be around them by the time you’re in your 20s. You might all go to different colleges. People sometimes move too. • 9-year-old: We could keep in touch on Facebook.

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