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Isaacs Nathan <1895-1966, > |
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A brief introduction to Piaget : the growth of understanding in the young child and new light on children's ideas of number / / Nathan Isaacs ; foreword by Evelyn Lawrence |
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New York : , : Agathon Press, , 2015 |
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©2015 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (116 p.) |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Table of Contents; Foreword; The Growth Of Understanding In The Young Child; -- I. Introduction -- II. The Piagetian Picture Of The Child's Development; 1. Keys To The Child's Mental Growth; First 18 months; sensori-motor phase; 18 months to 4-5 years: stage of Intuitive thought; -- III. The Concept Of Number -- IV. Children's Basic Notions About Space, Movement And Time; 1. The Notion Of Distance; 2. The Notion Of Length; 3. The Notion Of An Area; 4. The Notions Of Linear And Circular Order; Reproducing a linear order ; Turning a circular Into a linear order ; Reversing the order; Stacking In direct and reverse order; 5. The Notion Of Order As Applied To Moving Bodies; 6. The Notion Of Distances Travelled; 7. The Notion Of Speed; 8. The Notion Of Time: Succession, Duration And Simultaneity; V. Educational Bearings Of Piaget's Work; Bibliography; New Light On Children's Ideas Of Number -- I . Introduction; II. Piaget On Number-Versus Our Common Assumptions; 1. Our Common Assumptions: Counting As The Source Of Number And Of Arithmetic 2. Arithmetic As An Educational Problem: What Light Does Piaget Throw On This? III. The Outcome Of The Experiments; 1. Gulf Between Child's Ability To Count, And The Idea Of Number; 2. Numbers As Persisting Products Of Counts, And Members Of A Realm Of Numbers; 3. Surprising Nature Of Piaget's Findings; -- IV The Presentation Of The Experiments-And The Experiments Themselves; 1. Difficulties And Stumbling Blocks; 2. The |
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