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So, there's this 1989 documentary, 'Piaget’s Developmental Theory: an Overview'. It dives into Jean Piaget's groundbreaking work in developmental psychology, you know? David Elkind, who studied under Piaget, really brings the concepts to life. The pacing's steady, which lets you absorb the key ideas, and the atmosphere is pretty academic but engaging. Elkind’s explanations feel personal, like he’s guiding you through the nuances of cognitive development. There are some visual aids and diagrams that complement the discussions—nothing flashy, but they do the job. It’s fascinating to see how Piaget's ideas have shaped educational practices and understandings of child development, giving a solid historical context that connects past theories to modern pedagogy.
Deep dive into Piaget's theoriesInsightful commentary from David ElkindGreat for students of psychology and education
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John Davidson
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