memory strategies scaffolding expansions reticular formation Young Child's Theory of mind Piaget's theory: pre- operational stage socio- dramatic play hierarchical classifi- cation inreversiblity animistic thinking dominant cerebral hemisphere egocentrism cerebellum Vygotsky's Social- cultural theory meta- cognition child- centered programs emergent literacy dual represen- tation fast- mapping centration guided particpation psycho- social dwarfism General growth curve conser- vation memory strategies scaffolding expansions reticular formation Young Child's Theory of mind Piaget's theory: pre- operational stage socio- dramatic play hierarchical classifi- cation inreversiblity animistic thinking dominant cerebral hemisphere egocentrism cerebellum Vygotsky's Social- cultural theory meta- cognition child- centered programs emergent literacy dual represen- tation fast- mapping centration guided particpation psycho- social dwarfism General growth curve conser- vation
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memory strategies
scaffolding
expansions
reticular formation
Young Child's Theory of mind
Piaget's theory: pre-operational
stage
socio-dramatic play
hierarchical classifi-cation
inreversiblity
animistic thinking
dominant cerebral hemisphere
egocentrism
cerebellum
Vygotsky's Social-cultural theory
meta-cognition
child-centered programs
emergent literacy
dual represen-tation
fast-mapping
centration
guided particpation
psycho-social dwarfism
General growth curve
conser-vation