Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development

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The mnemonic “Some People Can’t Focus” always helped me remember this: Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete, Formal

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Thankyou i have my psychology exam tomorrow.. it will help if in case i get anxious!! 🤗

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“See Piaget Creep Forward” helps me remember this

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[@jadenmajor]

Sensori-Motor Stage 0:30 Pre-Operational Stage 2:00 Concrete Operational Stage 3:15 Formal Operational Stage 4:45

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The “why” stage is my favorite. When my little cousins go through it, I try my best to answer their questions as accurately as I can. I don’t know if it truly helps them, but I love it. I remember when I explained that trees grow from seeds and my little cousins touches a small pine and says, “it’s a baby?” It was so sweet.

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My younger cousin ask me millions of question, he ask counter questions for my Evey answer. I don't know where his energy comes from?

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thank you for summarising a 2 hour lecture on 6 minutes

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if only i can teach my students with such high technology so that i can easily teach them wth only 6 mins. but we only have a chalkboard wth an old roughy board.

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Actually the video is average at best

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Thomas Just Hey Tom.. You’re average at best.

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That tune is driving me nuts. The content is a gross generalisation. As if all of us have an above average IQ. Lots of people I know are largely stuck in the infant stage, and western society breeds egocentrism.

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Who is here before the exam day😂

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I have to write a six page paper over this. Due tonight 😂

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Me, it is 0400hrs on the day of the paper that begins at 0900hrs

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It 2 o'clock my paper is at 8 o'clock am.

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Me😂

[@Zay213]

I had my GCSE textbook open while watching, you literally left nothing out. I can't believe how well you managed summarised 3 pages of text in a 6-minute video.

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Thank you for finally enabling me to understand piagets stages! This will help my alevels in 2024!

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@@sprouts What's with the whistling and bells soundtrack?

[@familialopes4955]

The script for the video is very well written. Explains Piaget's concepts very well. We really have a sensational machine built inside us, our brain. It's a gift to be able to have n use it.

[@Me-gh4qu]

1. Sensorimotor Birth until 2yrs old (Some) 2. Pre-operational Stage Ages 2 till 7 (People) 3. Concrete Operational Stage Ages 7- 11 (Cant) 4. Formal Operational Stage Ages 12 + (Focus)

[@alexandrevieira748]

How not to love and thank Piaget for studying children, how they learn and behave?! Thank you so much for sharing!

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[@romeoli4665]

I believe that everyone has a particular pace in development. It has been proven that we have different brains that operates uniquely to us, therefore, some might develop faster than other , some may develop slower . The important thing about this is no matter how fast or slow a person develops , they will all undergo the same stages.

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My love for psychology will never fade!

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Me too.😊

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Me too!

[@leavly4714]

Mine too, but here I am one day before exam and im really interested in it but myyy gooood anxiety is there too

[@365dongle3]

Watching this video is a LOT easier than trying to read one of Piaget's books!

[@arvindsuthar9721]

00:07 Piaget's theory argues that cognitive development occurs in four stages. 00:57 Development of working memory is a key milestone in childhood 01:43 Increased physical mobility leads to increased cognitive development 02:39 Children go through different stages of cognitive development 03:27 Logic and cognitive operations 04:15 As we grow older, our mental abilities improve and we become more self-aware 05:06 Human development leads to a deeper understanding of identity, morality, and compassion. 05:58 Jean Piaget believed in lifelong learning

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[@majorearl12]

I have twins that are 7 months. Man is it awesome watching them grow, my daughter skipping the sitting step so she can crawl faster than her brother and already ready to run. My son wanting to situp since he was 2 months, and enjoying being held more than anything. Both having habits like my daughter wanting to lay on her own and move her head back and forth until she is comfy, and my son needing momma cuddles to get good sleep.

[@arianannienunal4999]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" -In my opinion, yes because we take up lessons, things, learnings and new stuffs differently and also apply it on ourselves or our own lives as we realize or understand that this can help us in such specific situation/s or pick out as we decide if should we do this instead of that when we are in the middle of making decisions. And most importantly as we all know or are aware of there are people who are categorized or considered as a fast learner or a slow learner. And even in some case some get their development stunted together with some disorder like people with special needs that also comes with different types and as to what I am talking about, I meant those that causes physical and mental developmental delays and disabilities like down syndrome. Either ways, however it goes with the individual, there's nothing to be ashamed/pressured about. Everyone should take their time and respect everyone's pace.

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[@druoleary]

As a retired child and adolescent psychologist I was so glad to find your channel. I’m weary of seeing adult cognitive-behaviorally therapists (I’ve also worked with traumatized cops and military) restate Piaget’s work and claim that Piaget developed Schema Theory. He did not. Thanks for letting me get that off my chest.

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All I saw was "as a retired child" and I thought..... Aren't we all? 😂

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"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, I believe everyone has their own pace because we learn new things from time to time. All of us grow up in different ways and we learned things differently. We grew up in different environments and experienced different childhood memories and knew every single thing we wanted to do.

[@ms.angelshaloville8004]

I’ve heard this at least 20 times or more and because I am a visual learner so many light bulbs poppin on💡Thanks!

[@joshuaphillipang484]

Yes. Everyone has a particular pace of development because everyone is different from one another and it also depends environment and the teaching of his or her parents and teachers. it also depends on the child whether he or she is a fast learner and what types experiences they get.

[@SiMeGamer]

If this theory is indeed true, then it feels like most people ignore or never took stage 3. Political discourse and politics in general would look so much different if people thought a little bit more. Very interesting video and extremely insightful. I will make sure to use these kinds of characteristics and stages to help me with writing younger characters in stories. Thank you very much for yet another great video :]

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Hehe. True! Glad you like it SiMe. It’s a big one taught in Psychology and Pedagogy classes all over the world. Are you writing yourself?

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Also a writer how’s it going ? The writing ?

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@@legacymindset9284 pretty good. Setting up for a huge project atm. Working on finalizing the world and then moving to characters. I don't know if I'll find a place to use the knowledge in this video specifically for this project but I always have it in mind :]

[@wahooooh]

I don' think kids are usually presented with political issues, but maybe if they were they could begin to problem solve. I think kids usually think primarily in the way of the stage they are in, so sensorimotor (1) are more interested in using their senses to figure out their environment, preoperational (2) begin to think symbolically, concrete operational (3) try to use logic to process old/new info, and at formal operational (4) we begin to think abstractly. I think by 4. your brain feels like it's figured everything out already and isn't operating quite like it was in stage 3. So you can begin to think logically after around age 6,7, at stage 3, but aren't as hung up about it by age 12+ at stage 4 (the final stage we hopefully all make it to). Stage 3 is where you get the kids that ask "Why?" over and over again. (when they're not trying to be annoying lol)

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When I was small, I wanted to talk to flowers, eat sounds, listen to food, and smell strangers.

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Such a curious little mind! Would make a wonderful poem!

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[@MarcZanderAGacho]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, I believe that every each one of us does have a specific pace in development. Sometimes, we have to understand problems we have. Everyone can learn, just not on the same way because we experience things differently.

[@imnice.0]

Yes, this is very true. Everyone has their own pace in development since not all of us have the same experiences in life, not all have a childhood appropriate for learning and adapting. That's why some of us grow differently. There are many factors for that, and one would be our families. They affect us, the things they can say can be implanted in our minds as we grow. So if there are rejection signs, it would result in unpleasant behaviors when we're slowly growing in our Formal Operational Stage.

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"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, because each one of us developes something differently and doing things at their own pace.Childrens generally reach the certain discovery in their life at roughly the same time, so we’ve got to discover more pages about life of the major age achievments.

[@grandlotus1]

As a pediatrician, I have the very greatest respect for Paiget. For me, his work describes how consciousness matures and develops in us all. And, since I am convinced divine consciousness is the root of all being, that development is an intentional gift from God. We were meant to share this blossoming.

[@thedolphin5428]

Ooops, once you mentioned your belief in the divine thingy, respect for your paediatric skills just plumetted..

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@@thedolphin5428 Care to explain why you feel that way? just want to know

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Paediatrics require a medical degree. Medicine is science. Science and religion offer two different positions to explain the physical world. This doesn’t mean that a person cannot be a MD and also be religious, it’s just a complicated belief system.

[@grandlotus1]

@@Clynikal Actually, it seeing religion and science as revealing the same underlying truth is the most coherent view there is.

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@@Clynikal religion and science being indepedent is the biggest myth that non-believers made up, God made science my friend

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I’m just here to pronounce Piaget’s name right

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Pee-aa-GET 🤣 I swear I'm here for the same reason

[@utm0st]

Since it's a French name you don't pronounce the 't'

[@TheJonoRawker]

Jean, like John with the "j" having that french sound that just can't be typed - like mixing 'j' with a 'z' or 'sh' and a soft 'y' all at the same time. Piaget, like pee-aarg-jay, again with the 'j' being that strange french sounding 'j'. Not sure how else to explain it.

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same I use to say page-et

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@@TheJonoRawker I guess thats the closest you can get with an english accent :D

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I'm in nursing school and this is perfect for studying for my exams! Thank you so much!!

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You're so welcome! 😉

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I’m currently studying this in college

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Revising this for a year 11 psychology exam... teachers can’t teach! This helps

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I'm studying it in high school already 😭

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"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, I believe everyone has their own pace because we learn new things from time to time.We grew up in different environments and experienced different childhood memories and knew every single thing we wanted to do.

[@lavilia9762]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" yes, each and everyone of us has our own pace in development since we all have different and unique experiences. Our environment and the people surrounding us when developing ourselves are different but similar at the same time since we're all taught somewhat similar things as we age like etiquette and proper manners, but even with this common knowledges taught to them, every child has their own unique pace and views in everything.

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"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, It is part of our growth . We do have our own pace in development as we grow

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Seven minutes if that whistling song and I want to die.

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Yeah dunno why that's always so important to add in.

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@Yu Katsuragii IT IS UNNECESSARY AND DISTRACTING, UNLESS YOU HAVE A POOR BRAIN THAT NEEDS CONSTANT PRODDING TO MAKE YOU CONCENTRATE! Daily News programmes for the masses is a typical example. When someone is being interviewed in the street.....why do we need to hear mind numbing background music .It is difficult enough to make out what they are saying without the infuriating, inconsequential, ineffective, dumb background effects .

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It did become annoying..

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i dont understand why people dislike such good videos but then i remember oh... they are still in sesori-motor stage OR in pre-Operational stage haaaaa

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"does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, since all of us lives differently,That is at what age there is no exception everyone can reach full human intelligence.

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Writing my exam in two days time and this did help a lot 🇳🇬💖💖💖💖💖

[@immacoleentumanda2191]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes. I believe that everyone does have a specific pace in development, whether it may be deliberate or swift. Experts may generalize a human's growth -- the cognitive development through dividing stages, but their classifications does not necessarily reflect every single individual as these clusters fall in the theory lane. This means that their concept holds an efficient consistency that mirrors most people's development. Personal development may take place over the path of an individual's entire lifespan and it is truly not limited to a single stage of a person's life. It occurs overtime, until the person reaches the finish line. Some medical reports states that other individuals experience development delays in speech, or social, or physical development which are also referred to as "late bloomers". This include individuals who had undergone late-onset growth or those who have disability such as dyslexia or ADHD. Moreover, late bloomers' talents and capabilities are not discernible to others until later than usual. We humans are all born differently beautiful, and at the end of the day, "life is not a race but a journey to be savored each step of the way".

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Penjelasan dalam video sangat bagus dan menarik , mudah untuk dimengerti dan dicerna, menurut saya hal yang paling menarik ada pada Preoperational stage yang mulai terjadi umur 2-7 tahun pada umur ini kita mulai memiliki banyak imajinasi , saat anak mulai belajar berbicara dan banyak belajar hal baru. Dan mulai memiliki rasa keiingin tahuan yang banyak sehingga dalam tahap ini anak harus lebih bereksplorasi lebih lanjut lagi tentang dunia serta hal baru.

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The drawings are just as cute.

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Never understood my teacher so well the way i understand on this channel.

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Legend are watching this in 2k24 for upcoming bed exam🙋

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Before exam

[@karlphoenix3451]

Everyone has their own pace in development. Not all of us are placed in the same environment, which is also a huge factor when it comes to cognitive development rate. Genes are also another factor of development rate. Our pace in development can be traced using how fast we are able to get past one stage to another in Piaget's Theory.

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Oh my god. I was stucked with this theory whole morning. Thank you very much for crystal clear instruction.

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love the way you summarized that so well

[@sheikharoxas1015]

“Does everyone have a particular pace in development?” -Yes, everyone have a particular pace in development because that’s the first step that we should be doing, striving for development, not in a stressful way though but in a slow process, no hassle just take your time. We grew up in different environment and for us to understand the surrounding, we should learn for development. We just have to happily cope with it.

[@ArtByAliHaider]

Thank you so much for this !

[@JasonCheatham-k2y]

This video is explaining Piaget's 4 stages of cognitive development, these stages are Preoperational stage, Sensorimotor stage, Concrete stage, and Formal stage.

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Kudos! Perfect presentation!! Woof!!

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“Does everyone have a particular pace in development?” - Yes, each one of us has a particular pace in development. Each of us place a vital role and contribute to the development and progress of each undertaking .

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Learning takeaways: Balancing a child's awareness during their learning process is one great aspect to reach different milestones as they take step by step their growth and development. The different activities they overgo as they grow allows them to become more curious and eager to know more about their environment. Does everyone have a particular pace in development? Watching this video, I learned the various way a child can acquire their cognitiveness through activities they do. As a future educator, they mostly rely on our creativity and what we can do for them; how we can guide their path and have enough patience to understand how long they acquire something. Therefore, we must plant it in our minds that these mentioned stages offers unique ways of operating in each and every one of us, and that we all enter these stages as we completely develop our cognitivity and knowledge. Rivera, Francine Anne M. BSE - English 1B

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I'm sitting for an exam on this tomorrow and I must thank you that your video is helping me calm my anxious heart

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Is anyone else here because ur teacher has asked you to watch this bc they can’t set work due to to corona virus.....no? Just me? Ok...

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yup me too

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me too. and i dont know why

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Its part of our lab assignment to find videos that cover different theories of development.

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same

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[@sheilahinto9337]

Yes, growing up gives us time to learn and develop at the pace which is right for each individual. Everyone can learn, just not on the same way because we experience things differently and we may also grow and acquire in similar patterns but each person develops at their own pace.

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im in stage 3 1/2 if im being honest. Good god, how did i get so wealthy having underdeveloped mind. America is truly an amazing place.

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Really ..Thank you so much for your valuable dedication .I understood the piaget's theory very clearly..again by again thank you so much as a acknowledgement ...✍️🌸🥰👌❤️💖

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How do we cite this video using APA format? Such a great visual explanation of Piaget's cognitive developmental theory.

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This is the best explanation of child development and sketches that I have encountered. Thank you for the insight.

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The incessant whistling and cute music does my head in

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"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" - Yes, everyone develops their own different pace as well as in growth, physically, mentally and spiritually in a stable body since we all encounter different experience in the development of our growth.

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I am more amazed with the illustrations. Hope to do Like those someday. Great explanation. Love this Channel.

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thank you reggie! keep practicing and you for sure will

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Sprouts thank you so much. Ill Keep Working on it

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Today is my exam.. And this vedio explain me so well... I understand it in few minutes... Its was too great.. Thankyou so Muchhh🙏👍

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Thank you Pooja for the feedback! Very happy to hear that!

[@noelkethabalorio7195]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development?" Yes, everyone have a particular pace in development because in Piaget's theory that every children has to acknowledge every pace they do and generally reach the certain milestone, and in different people in the surroundings we developed or follow what the adult are doing like its cognitive thinking even though we have different development but our experience from being a child is the same just like in the video said.

[@ryhanahmed4871]

4 Stages of Cognitive Development : 0:29 Sensorimotor Stage (0-2 Yeras) 1:57 Preoperatioal Stage (2-7 Years) 3:14 Concrete Operational Stage (7-11 Years) 4:42 Formal Operational Stage (12 Above)

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Need to learn this for my teachers degree in art. Thank you very much :) the cognitive development of a child is in correlation with it's artistic development. Super interesting!

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This is very useful and informative video for students. Summarizing imp and long lecture in 6 minutes. Explanation and animation on point. This theory is related to my exam. After watching this video my Concept is clear and I can write in my exams.I here to pronounce Piaget's name right. I have 2 yrs. Old daughter so I observed and relate 1st. Sensori- motor stage in my baby's growth and development.

[@sprouts]

Thank you Rajashri!

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Beautiful systematic and helpful... Nice to watch

[@nathdicdican4000]

Yes, we all have particular pace in learning because all of us is not raised by the same parent and not grew in the same environment. As we grow up we can achieve different talents and knowledge depending on the path we choose.

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You clear my concept .. thanks

[@altheaalenton3572]

Each one of us have a particular pace in development. We will learn as we grow older that not everyone develops at the same rate. We mature and grow in different ways. Each and persons body develops and expands at his or her own unique speed. At the same time, not everyone is the same height, and everyone weighs a different amount. Not every normative occurrence is universal. Each individual is unique in his or her own ways. Our bodies all tend to grown in particular pace.

[@TheTransformer]

Really information and makes learning and understanding really easy. Thank you 💕💕

[@bautroyaphetclyde2917]

Does everyone have a particular pace in development? Yes, each individual is distinct. We all learn in different ways and at different speeds. We had a variety of experiences growing up. The way our parents raised us and how we interpret things.

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[@francisgabriel4746]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development? Explain." Yes, everyone has their own pace of growing up especially in terms of development. Whether a child, adolescence, or adulthood, everyone has their own developmental milestones. Technically, not everyone with the same age matures as their age progresses simply because environment, experiences, and perspective vary. You cannot simply tell a child to develop as he or she grows up simply because it takes time or they have their own paces of development whether it's fast or slow.

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Thank's for a great video, perfect before exams! Would be great if you could make a video of Vygotsky's theory as well! :)

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[@juliavillacojer7333]

"Does everyone have a particular pace in development? Explain." Yes, we have. Each of us is different in many aspects and with our differences we grow in different ways. How we perceive the world distinctively and how we handle this interpretation, we developed in a way only us can achieve.

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+Mariana Campos um hi! I need to study Eric Erikson's psychosocial stages as well and I'm having a really tough time trying to memorise it. Could you give me some suggestions as to how you understood it? Thank you!

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I am wondering if development regresses during certain emotional states or.. say when one is hypersensitive to their environment Not necessarily in children but, in adults.

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Yes, Since everyone of us grow in a unique way due to our experience in various environments and situations, we all develop in a unique way.

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