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Class Discussion Questions will include: How does the thinking of elementary school children differ from that of adolescents? What are some approaches you would use for teaching children in the concrete operational stage? What are some approaches you would use for teaching children in the formal operational stage? |
Video clip courtesy of McGraw-Hill Higher Education. |