Piaget's theory of cognitive development is based on nature. ... The first few years of life are critical for development, as this is where thought and language become increasingly independent. 3. ... In my opinion, I agree with both theories. ... Also, I can personally relate to Vygotsky's theory. I feel that Vygotsky's theory is more relatable and realistic and Piaget's theory is more "by the book. ...

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According to his cognitive theory, human behavior results from the adaptation of the agent to the environment as a consequence of a complex and continuous interaction between the two (Ornstein & Levine, 1993). ... It is also possible to see this idea in his cognitive theory. ... Though his theory can be put into practice in many fields, we will only deal with the relationship between the stages and education (Piaget, 1952). 1. ... It is the ability to use symbols such as language, pictures, signs or gestures to represent actions or objects mentally. ... His language also develops rapidly a...

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Jean Piaget developed the theory of psychogenesis (genetic psychology), meaning that from heredity the individual constructs his own intelligible evolution in interaction with the environment in which it develops their basic subsistence capabilities: organization and adaptation. ... Therefore, in Piaget's theory never ceases to emphasize the adaptive nature of intelligence. ... The limitation that exists at this stage is linked to logic, and deferred imitation and language forms in which the person reacts to what you learn. ... Examples pag.47; Preoperational: Learns to use language and ...

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In the preoperational stage from about 2-6 or 7 years, children are able to use language but lack logical reasoning. During this stage, egocentrism develops, along with the rudiments of a theory in mind. ...

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While observing Dylan in his daily routine and speaking with his parents about his growing developments, his physical, cognitive, language and social/emotional developments have been noted. ... Dylan is in the preoperational stage of Piaget's theory of cognitive development. ... Language Development Dylan's language development is behind for his age. ...

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The theory of play stems from children's natural curiosity and imagination, allowing topic lessons to occur. ... From the language development stand point, children were able to share ideas, use new words and expand their vocabulary. ... "Dramatic play is central to children's healthy development and learning during the preschool years" (Dodge, Colker, Heroman, 2002, pp.271) In a comprehensive review of numerous studies on socio-dramatic play, researchers found evidence that this type of play contributes to advances in "verbalization, vocabulary, language comprehensi...

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