piagetian

/ˌpiːəˈʒɛtiən/
adjective
  1. Relating to the theories of child development and learning proposed by Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget.
    • Piagetian stages of cognitive development include sensorimotor and preoperational periods.
    • The preschool uses a Piagetian approach, letting children learn through hands-on exploration.
    • Her teaching methods are heavily influenced by Piagetian ideas about how children construct knowledge.
noun
  1. A person who follows or advocates the theories of Jean Piaget.
    • The conference brought together Piagetians from around the world to discuss new research.
    • He considers himself a Piagetian and applies those principles in his classroom.
    • As a Piagetian, she believes children learn best when they are actively discovering concepts.
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