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Running Head: PIAGET'S CLASSROOM Evaluation of Principles on Ann M. Bingham-Newman and Ruth A. Saunders' Article: "Take a New Look at Your Classroom with Piaget as a Guide" Jennifer L. Bradford The University of Tennessee Educational Psychology 210 In Ann M. Bingham-Newman and Ruth A. Saunders' (1977) article, "Take a New Look at Your Classroom with Piaget as a Guide," the two women analyze children's intellectual development and a teacher's role in it from a Piagetian view. They point out several principles from Piaget's theory that provide a basis for classroom atmosphere, curriculum development, and teacher role. Dr. Bingham-Newman and Saunders (1977) believe that Piaget's conclusion that logic develops is his most important. Principles of Development Learning is an Active Process Dr. Bingham-Newman and Saunders (1977) state that "thought is the internalization of action" (p. 63). Teachers create an environment and provide materials and equipment, enabling the child to interact with the environment. The child should be able...

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