What Is Developmentally Appropriate Practice

6, Applying Piaget's Theory in Education

Understanding Piaget’s stages of cognitive development can help educators design more effective and developmentally appropriate learning experiences. For children in the sensorimotor and preoperational stages, hands-on activities, sensory exploration, and play-based learning are essential. These experiences help young learners build ...

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