Child Development and Pedagogy · Piaget's Cognitive Development
Is it correct to say that according to the theory of cognitive development given by Piaget, the teacher has an insignificant role to play in classrooms?
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- 1Yes, because the child constructs his own view of the world independently without any external stimulus.
- 2No, because the teacher needs to perform administrative duties also.
- 3No, because the teacher supports and facilitates the active explorations of the children.✓
- 4Yes, because the child is sure to develop cognitively as he goes along the sequence of development suggested by Piaget.
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No, because the teacher supports and facilitates the active explorations of the children.
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