In very good condition: cover has light wear; inside is clean; page edges have some foxing. 0060134399
Understanding Piaget: An Introduction to Children's Cognitive Development by Mary Ann Spencer Pulaski provides a clear and accessible explanation of Jean Piaget's theories regarding children's cognitive development. The book is designed for readers who may not have a background in psychology, making complex ideas easier to understand.
Piaget's Theories
Cognitive Development Stages: The book outlines the various stages of intellectual growth from infancy through adolescence.
Key Principles: It discusses fundamental principles of Piaget's work, including how children learn and develop their understanding of the world.
Target Audience
The book is aimed at educators, parents, and anyone interested in child development, providing insights into how Piaget's theories can influence educational practices and parenting strategies.
Structure of the Book
Concept-by-Concept Approach: The content is organized to guide readers through Piaget's theories step by step.
Practical Applications: It includes discussions on how Piaget's findings can be applied in real-world settings, such as classrooms and homes.
This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the cognitive processes that shape children's learning and development.
