1992
DOI: 10.1016/0885-2014(92)90012-g
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Preschoolers' questions and parents' explanations: Causal thinking in everyday activity

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“…Previous work has shown that, when learning about the physical world, children prefer some models to others (Harris, 2012) and ask questions to learn more about how different objects function (Callanan & Oakes, 1992). Specifically within the social domain, research has shown that children do not passively receive information, but rather structure the social information they receive (Bigler, Jones, & Lobiner, 1997).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous work has shown that, when learning about the physical world, children prefer some models to others (Harris, 2012) and ask questions to learn more about how different objects function (Callanan & Oakes, 1992). Specifically within the social domain, research has shown that children do not passively receive information, but rather structure the social information they receive (Bigler, Jones, & Lobiner, 1997).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversations with parents and other family members give young children hints and guidance about how adults in their cultural community think about the biological, physical, and technological world (Ash, 2003;Callanan & Oakes, 1992;Callanan & Jipson, 2001, Crowley & Galco, 2001. Research supporting this view of the social nature of early science learning shows that, in subtle ways, parents' language use provides children with potentially useful information about how they mentally carve up domains (e.g., into living and non-living), and about what types of words are conventionally used to describe what types of events (Callanan & Jipson, 2001).…”
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“…Tavasituatsioonides tuttavate inimeste juuresolekul näitavad lapsed paremaid teadmisi kui võõrastele eksperimentaatoritele vastates. Põhjuslik-ke seletusi on leitud, vaadeldes ja lindistades lapsi mängimas (nii eakaaslaste kui ka vanematega) (Callanan & Oakes 1992;Wellman & Hickling & Schult 1997). Otsestele küsimustele annavad lapsed enesekeskseid seletusi (nt Vihma sajab sellepärast, et me saaksime porilompides mängida).…”
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“…Nagu juba eespool mainitud, seletavad täiskas-vanud lastele maailma nähtusi teadusteooriaid lihtsustades, kuid siiski abstraktselt (Callanan & Oakes 1992). Koolis õpitakse tundma järjest uusi nähtusi, mida ei saa otseselt vaadelda.…”
Section: Sünteesitud Teadmisedunclassified