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The document discusses Piaget's stages of child development, focusing on the concrete operational stage where children ages 7-11 can think more logically and rationally. It specifically examines the concept of conservation, where children understand that changing appearance or shape does not change quantity. The document describes a conservation task test to determine if a child has gained this conservation skill, providing an example of a 4-year-old girl named Mira who is unable to pass the test because at her preoperational stage, children lack the ability to recognize that changing appearance does not alter quantity.
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- 2. Piaget Described Four Stages of Child Development • Sensorymotor Stage (0-2 years) • Preoperational Stage (2-7 years) • Concrete Operational Stage (7-11 years) • Formal Operational Stage (11-life span)
- 3. Concrete Operational Stage • In this stage children can think more logically, rational and organized. • They develope the abilities of conservation and reversibility but they can’t think abstractly and hypothetically yet.
- 4. Conservation Conservation is the realising that changing in appearance, shape etc. doesn’t changes quantity.
- 5. Conservation Task Conservation task is a test that determine if the child gained conservation skill.
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