There is an old video from the CRM Psychology series- cognitive
development. Fast foward past the first ten minutes of silly jokes and
you have a pretty good, twenty minute video on Piaget.
David Griese([EMAIL PROTECTED])
On Wed, 10 Feb 1999, Matthew P. Winslow wrote:
> Hello out there--
>
> This is bound to offend some of you out there, but I dislike lecturing
> about Piaget in my intro class. I'm a social psychologist, and for
> whatever reason, I just hate lecturing about his theory of cog.
> development. It got so bad today that between classes I ran over to our
> library and found a video to show instead of my usual lecture. I realize
> that Piaget is important, and I can even (for a short time) sort of get
> into the ideas about how schemas develop and change, etc. In short, I
> want my students to know this stuff, I just have a hard time presenting
> it. I'm looking for any suggestions to beef it up, or make it more
> student-friendly, or perhaps a good film that covers Piaget (the one I
> showed was viable at best). I prefer suggestions that you actually use
> rather than hypothetical suggestions.
>
> I will happily summarize all the responses I get that are not also sent
> to the entire list.
>
> Matt Winslow
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Eastern Kentucky University
>
>
