What is the role of schemas in cognitive development
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– Schemas are mental structures that organize knowledge and guide our understanding of experiences.
– In cognitive development (according to Piaget’s theory), schemas evolve through processes such as assimilation (fitting new information into existing schemas) and accommodation (adapting existing schemas to incorporate new information).