Answer: The perception of the way children learn and their behaviors were seen in another way.
Explanation:
The theories of the psychologist Piaget helped to understand that children learn in different ways and at very different rates. The fact that a child is at a different level of learning from that of another child does not make that child intelligent or less capable of learning, but that each person is different and the ways of learning are not the same. With these theories, people would label any child who does not learn at the same pace as others who have learning problems.
Piaget's theories also helped to understand that the child in his learning process needs help according to how he progresses. The aid can be withdrawn as the child develops more autonomy.
In Freud's case, his theories of psychoanalysis helped to understand the sexual process of children. Children are exploring their body from a certain age and may feel sexual impulses, but they do not interpret or feel it in the same way as an adult. Without this theory, a child in his exploration phase could have been branded as someone who has problems with his sexual identity.
