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Cognitive Development from a Strategy Perspective recognises the outstanding scientific legacy of Robert S. Siegler as a pioneer of modern research on cognitive development throughout the lifespan. This volume presents a collection of essays written by leading scholars in the field, using cutting-edge research to illustrate how Siegler's work and ideas lay the groundwork for much of the modern studies on cognitive development.
The collection includes chapters which examine strategic aspects of lifespan cognitive development, change mechanisms underlying cognitive development, and numeracy acquisition with emphasis given to the application of new strategies for education. It explores conceptual and methodological frameworks to best study and understand development during childhood and adulthood, and the role of foundational core knowledge on development and acquisition. These foundational issues are examined from various angles and finally integrated in a concluding panoramic chapter written by Siegler himself.
Cognitive Development from a Strategy Perspective offers valuable reading for graduates and researchers in cognitive development and mathematical cognition, as well as those at the interface of psychology and education.
Contents
Preface, Chapter 1: A European Perspective on Robert Siegler's Contribution, Section 1: Strategic Aspects of Cognitive Development, Chapter 2: Strategy choices in Siegler's Research: How did Bob decide what to do? Chapter 3: Lifespan cognitive development: The role of strategies, Chapter 4: Multiple Partners, Multiple Strategies, Multiple Causes: Understanding Why Men and Women Provide Discrepant Sex Partner Reports, Chapter 5: When Worlds Unite: Role of Social Interactions in Children's Mathematical Development Section 2: Conceptual Development: The Cases of Numerical Cognition and Relational Thinking, Chapter 6: The microgenetic approach in the digitalised era, Chapter 7: Associations of Magnitude Comparison and Number Line Estimation with Mathematical Competence: A Comparative Review, Chapter 8: Difficulty in Understanding Rational Numbers and Potential Solutions, Chapter 9: Development of Relational Thinking: An Information-Processing Perspective, Section 3: Improving Education, Chapter 10: Translating Knowledge of Children's Thinking to Improve Education, Chapter 11: The effects of retrieval practice on fraction arithmetic knowledge, Chapter 12: Studying the understanding of arithmetic with rational numbers. Chapter 13: Correlational data analysis in cognitive development: The primacy of risky tests, Chapter 14: The Master of Clarity and Precision, Chapter 15: Concluding Words: The Best Job in the World, PostFace: Through the eyes of children: A microgenetic perspective on Robert Siegler
