In Ms. Allison's Piagetian kindergarten classroom, teachers introduce activities that build on children's current thinking, challenging their incorrect ways of viewing the work. But they do not try to speed up development by imposing new skills before children indicate that they are interested and ready. This kindergarten emphasizes the Piagetian principle of
A) sensitivity to children's readiness to learn.
B) scaffolding.
C) discovery learning.
D) acceptance of individual differences.

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Ms. Allison's Piagetian kindergarten classroom emphasizes the Piagetian principle of sensitivity to children's readiness to learn, as they do not try to speed up development by imposing new skills before children indicate that they are interested and ready. This shows that the classroom takes into consideration individual differences and the belief that learning happens at the child's individual pace.

In Ms Allison's Piagetian Kindergarten Classroom, Teachers Introduce Activities That Build