Theories of learning — Piaget

What you'll learn

1. 1

   Imagine you're 5 years old and you see a tall, thin glass of juice. Your mum pours it into a short, fat bowl. You think there's less juice now — right? 🧃

2. 2

   What does conservation mean? 🧠

3. 3

   Let's see if you can 'conserve' — drag the juice from the tall glass to the short bowl. Does the amount change? 🧃

4. 4

   Piaget said children go through stages. Let's look at the first two stages together. 📚

5. 5

   A 4-year-old can't pour juice back into the glass in their head. Which stage are they in? 🧒

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   Here's a timeline of Piaget's stages. The preoperational stage is where kids can talk but can't do 'mental reversals'. 🔄

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   Which stage comes after preoperational, from age 7 to 11? 🧩