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Using what we know applying Piaget's developmental theory in primary classrooms

Shows three teachers who have not been trained in Piaget's theory but have developed their own classroom practices to foster the intellectual, social and emotional development of their students.

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  • "Applying Piaget's developmental theory in primary classrooms"
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  • "Filmed in exemplary public school classrooms, the film deals with setting up a physical and organizational environment, making curriculum decisions and assessing child growth, and stresses child centered practices to enhance the quality of primary education. Linda Wiezorek has a multi-aged group that is shown performing their operetta about Humphrey, the whale. Margie Wong has a multi-cultural class that is shown making number stories. Jeannette Amidon is shown teaching phonics to her class."
  • "Shows three teachers who have not been trained in Piaget's theory but have developed their own classroom practices to foster the intellectual, social and emotional development of their students."@en
  • "The opening line of this upbeat production is "Teaching is both an art and a science." Filmed in three disparate but remarkable classrooms, it illustrates how effective learning takes place when teachers combine their knowledge of child development, subject matter, and cognitive psychology. The three teachers combine music and graphic art with reading, writing, and mathematics lessons in order to fully engage their student's minds."
  • "The opening line of this upbeat production is "Teaching is both an art and a science." Filmed in three disparate but remarkable classrooms, it illustrates how effective learning takes place when teachers combine their knowledge of child development, subject matter, and cognitive psychology. The three teachers combine music and graphic art with reading, writing, and mathematics lessons in order to fully engage their student's minds."@en
  • "Shows three teachers working with their classes. Linda Wiezorek has a multi-aged group that is shown performing their operetta about Humphrey, the whale. Margie Wong has a multi-cultural class that is shown making number stories. Jeannette Amidon is shown teaching phonics to her class."
  • "Shows three teachers working with their classes. Linda Wiezorek has a multi-aged group that is shown performing their operetta about Humphrey, the whale. Margie Wong has a multi-cultural class that is shown making number stories. Jeannette Amidon is shown teaching phonics to her class."@en
  • "Documentaire pédagogique. Cette vidéo est basée sur la compréhension que Dr. David Elkind a du travail de Piaget. On voit comment le principe du niveau de difficulté des activités adapté au niveau de développement de l'enfant fonctionne dans trois salles de classe au primaire. On voit des environnements bien organisés qui favorisent l'apprentissage. Quatre principes pour plannifier un programme sont expliqués. [Ministère de l'apprentissage de la Saskatchewan]."
  • "Filmed in three disparate but remarkable classrooms, it illustrates how effective learning takes place when teachers combine their knowledge of child development, subject matter and cognitive psychology."@en
  • "David Elkind presents his application of Jean Piaget's theories of child development to primary education."@en

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  • "Educational films"@en
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  • "Using what we know applying Piaget's developmental theory in primary classrooms"@en
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