In Dino's preschool classroom, teachers evaluate each child's educational progress in relation to his or her previous development, rather than on the basis of normative standards, or average performance of same-age peers. This preschool emphasizes the Piagetian principle of
A) sensitivity to children's readiness to learn.
B) assisted discovery.
C) discovery learning.
D) acceptance of individual differences.

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The preschool's evaluation approach of comparing each child's progress to his or her own previous development rather than to normative standards demonstrates an acceptance of individual differences, which aligns with the Piagetian principle of recognizing and accommodating for individual differences in cognitive development.

In Dino's Preschool Classroom, Teachers Evaluate Each Child's Educational Progress