We don't try to teach algebra to second graders. Based on Piagetian theory, which of the following best explains why we don't?
a. Experience: Second graders are qualitatively capable of dealing with algebra, but lack the prerequisite experiences.
b. Maturation: Students' thinking isn't mature enough to cope with the abstraction in algebra.
c. Symbolism: Second graders have not yet developed symbolic thought.
d. Initiative: Second graders typically lack the initiative to study a topic such as algebra.
b
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