Psychology of Intelligence (Routledge Classics)

The Psychology Of The Child

Theories of Childhood: An Introduction to Dewey, Montessori, Erikson, Piaget & Vygotsky

 "very brief overview of topics" 2008-03-06
By Briar Branchmoore
little of practical value. gives high level overview of concepts but evidence supporting their effectiveness is not substantiated, and methods for applying them are few.

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A Piaget Primer: How a Child Thinks

 "Clever use of comics and stories for illustration" 2005-02-05
By James A (Singapore)
Piaget is the most influential figure in child psychology ever known. However, it can be rather daunting to plough through his monumental works. So we have books like A Piaget Primer that come to our rescue-books that help to explain the concepts in simpler, more reader-friendly terms. Of course, we cannot expect such books to do justice to the scope and breadth of the original works, but for a thin volume like A Piaget Primer, it has done reasonably well to introduce the most essential concepts of Piaget's theory on child development. Among the essential ideas are assimilation and accommodation, various stages of development, play, language development, number concept, and moral development. There is also a last chapter on the implications and applications of Piagetian theory in the education of our young. What I find most impressive about this volume is its witty use of comics such as Peanut and stories such as Alice in the Wonderland to illustrate many of the confusing concepts. Wish I had this book when I was doing my psychology course.

Piaget's Theory of Cognitive and Affective Development: Foundations of Constructivism (Allyn & Bacon Classics Edition) (5th Edition)

Play Dreams & Imitation

The Language And Thought Of The Child

Piaget's Theory of Intellectual Development (3rd Edition)

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