Theory of Moral Development identified three different levels of thinking in making moral decisions right from wrong.

• Gardner
• Vygotsky
• Kohlberg
• Piaget

Cognitive Theory of the Ages and Stages describes cognitive development in 4 stages have to do with age and how children are active in their development

• Montessori 
• Piaget
• Erikson

• Kohlberg 

Who believed you learned first through avoiding punishment (learning right from wrong)

• Vygotksy
• Gardner
• Kohlberg
• Erikson 

What is the first stage of Piaget's cognitive development?

• Preoperational
• Sensorimotor 
• Formal operational
• Concrete operational

Children should be given learning tasks that are suitable for their stage of thinking

• Jean Piaget
• Sean John
• Abraham Maslow
• B.F. Skinner

Ages 2-7years—learn from language and mental images--Oriented inward, learn from concrete evidence, egocentrism--view the world from their own perspective, unable to think in abstract terms…children pretend and imitate in order to learn

• Pre operational 
• Sensorimotor
• Concrete Operational 
• Formal Operational 

Moral development takes place in stages and awareness of other people increases at each stage

• Piaget

• Kohlberg 
• Vygotsky
• Gardner 

Child thinks in terms of own activities and what they perceive at the moment

• Kohlberg

• Piaget
• Erikson

• Vygotski 

Who created the four stages of cognitive development according to the Cognitive Theory of the Ages and Stages?

• Kohlberg

• Piaget

• Gardner

• Erikson

Which stage of Piaget's cognitive development comes after the Sensorimotor stage?

• Preoperational

• Formal operational

• Concrete operational

• Montessori