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Educational Implications of Burner’s Theory of Cognitive Development
- The curriculum need to include inquiry and discovery methods to help students improve their problem-solving abilities.
- When creating the curriculum, the child’s phases of intellectual growth must be taken into account.
- When teaching a topic, it is important to take into account and engage children’s perspectives on the world.
- Children’s existing abilities should be developed in the curriculum, with an emphasis on mastering them.
- Focus must be placed on teaching while also arranging topics that need to be learned via investigation.
- To increase their understanding, children should be encouraged to ask questions about the material being taught.
- Culture must be addressed since it has a significant impact on how youngsters understand the world and themselves.
