Schema theory is a valuable framework for understanding how children organize, interpret, and make sense of their world. It posits that children develop cognitive structures, or “schemas,” which are mental frameworks for categorizing and processing information. These schemas help children navigate their experiences, make predictions, and construct meaning. As family child care providers, grasping the fundamentals of schema theory can empower you to support children’s cognitive development effectively.
Schema Theory in Home Child Care
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