Piaget's View of Cognitive Development Had Many Implications for Teaching

question 18

Multiple Choice

Piaget's view of cognitive development had many implications for teaching practices.One of these important implications is that in order to facilitate student learning,teachers should

• A)ignore children's readiness to learn-teachers always know when children are ready.
• B)not let children discover inconsistencies as it leads to problems with self-esteem.
• C)recognize individual differences in children when teaching.
• D)direct children's learning.

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Definitions:

Type II Errors

A statistical error that occurs when a test fails to reject a false null hypothesis.

Type I Errors

Incorrectly denying a correct null hypothesis, familiarly termed as a "false positive."

Sampling Frequency

The rate at which samples are taken or recorded from a continuous signal or population for analysis.

Sample Size

The number of observations or data points collected in a sample from a population for the purpose of statistical analysis.