Explain how developmentally appropriate learning activities support memory, learning, and knowledge acquisition in elementary students.

As an educator, you will need to understand how students learn. This component of instructional planning is important because it provides a foundation and purpose for learning. Seminal theorists, or theorists who have significantly influenced the understanding of cognitive processes, is where you can start to grasp how students learn. Piaget and Vygotsky are only two of many developmental theorists who have dramatically influenced our understanding of student learning. For this assignment, complete the ″Cognitive Development Table″ to review the developmental phases of elementary students identified by Piaget and Vygotsky, including the following: A brief definition of the cognitive development phase A real-world example of the cognitive development concept that could be observed in an elementary classroom. A developmentally appropriate learning activity for the cognitive development concept that could be applied in your classroom. In a 250-500 word reflection, address the following: Describe how the theories relate to elementary students’ development and readiness for learning. Explain why it is important for educators to consider the cognitive development concepts when planning for instruction. Explain how developmentally appropriate learning activities support memory, learning, and knowledge acquisition in elementary students. Support your assignment with 2-3 scholarly resources.

Do friends have a responsibility to help one another not make mistakes?

The essay should use specific details and examples. Quality essays will consist of an introduction, thesis statement, distinct body paragraphs, smooth transitions and a sound conclusion. Check your essay for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization. Finally, be certain the writing is entirely your own work. Nick Carraway, the narrator in The Great Gatsby, is Daisy’s cousin and becomes Gatsby’s friend. Despite these relationships, Nick watches the people around him make selfish and destructive decisions without doing or saying anything to stop them. Some would consider him a good friend, while others would not. In a well-developed essay, discuss the following: What qualities make someone a good friend? Do friends have a responsibility to help one another not make mistakes? When should friends speak honestly to one another, and when should they remain quiet and let one another make their own decisions? By your definition, is Nick a good friend to Daisy? To Gatsby?