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He focuses on the cognitive development of the brain. It explains that children learn information through the stages of their lives. He primarily believes that you learn through experiences, environmental interaction, and maturing.

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Mental structure for organizing your knowledge. Piaget believes we store information we learn and use it when we need it. He believes this is important to his theory of cognitive development. He also believes that as a person gets older, they gain more and more elaborate information.

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sensorimotor (birth to age 2)

peroperational (age 2 to age 7)

concrete operational (age 7 to age 11)

formal operational (age 11 to adolescence and adulthood)

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Sensorimotor Stage: Object permanence

Preoperational Stage: Symbolic thinking

Concrete Operational Stage: Logical and operational thought

Formal Operational Stage: Abstract thinking, logically testing hypotheses

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Children learn through exploration

Timeline for when children should be taught certain subjects

Student-centered in the classroom

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Children with parental assistance statistically performed better than the children who worked independently

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What learners can do with educator support, but not yet independently

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Teacher = mediating learning

Social interaction is vital in child development

Collaborative learning and group work are great tools for the classroom because people grasp different information from the same lesson.

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Founder of social cultural theory

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social

cultural

historical context

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Constructivism:

(Piaget)

Knowledge in response to behavior

Knowledge comes from lived experiences

Learn individually

Sociocultural:

(Vygotsky)

Learn through situations and participation in culturally organized activities

Learn with others/with the support of others

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Educational Implication of Sociocultural Theory

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Educational Implication of Sociocultural Theory

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Assessment used to measure how well students grasp concepts with support

Learning:

Interactive, collaborative, and culturally significant

Encourages collaboration and group work