Cognitive learning

Cognitive Development

  • Fifth grade

    Fifth grade
    -Has own interests
    -Capable of more abstract thinking
    -Perspective thinking
    -Deductive reasoning
    -Understanding physics of objects
    -Long and short term memory
    -Mental imagery
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    Cognitive Development

  • First Graders

    First Graders
    -Curious and eager to learn
    -Creation in complex imagination
    -Work slowly are more focused to complete a task
    -Learn to compare and contrast
    -Understand the concept of time
  • Pre-School

    Pre-School
    -Ages 4 and 5
    -Symbolic thought
    -Symbolically represent objects, actions, and events
    -Operational learning
    -Very egocentric
    -Concept development
  • Theme

    Theme
    -Each stage of cognitive development is different in each age group.
    -Classrooms are set up in a manner that help the cognitive -learning of each group.
    -Student gain knowledge through thought of perception, reason, and intuition.