In his classroom, mr. palinco introduces activities that build on his students' current thinking, challenging their incorrect ways of viewing the world, but he is careful not to impose new skills before the children indicate they are interested and ready. mr. palinco is adhering to which educational principle derived from piaget's theory?

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Johan

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20 April, 15:23

In his classroom, mr. palinco introduces activities that build on his students' current thinking, challenging their incorrect ways of viewing the world, but he is careful not to impose new skills before the children indicate they are interested and ready. mr. palinco is adhering to which educational principle derived from piaget's theory?

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Graham Bentley · Answer 1

The Concrete Operational Stage (7-11 years) cognitive theory or principle. It is at this stage that the begins to have logical or operational thoughts. This means that the child can work out things internally in their head.