^#smrgSAHAF An Outline Of Piaget's Developmental Psychology For Students and Teachers - 1972

The pioneering investigations of the renowned contemporary Swiss psychologist, Jean Piaget, constitute a major source of knowledge about the learning process in children from infanthood through adolescence. His findings furnish a clear picture of the different stages of normal mental growth, with important ramifications in the areas of child-raising and education. Unfortunately, however, though Piaget's name is widely known, much of his thinking has been virtually inaccessible to Americans because of the twin barriers of language and stylistic complexity. The shaping purpose of this guide is to extend understanding of Piaget's findings and theories to the widest possible audience.