Two relatives are discussing how young children, Arlo and Zara, identify flying objects.

Arlo's uncle says: 'Arlo loves playing with his toy helicopter. But last week, when he saw a drone flying in the park, he pointed at it and shouted "Chopper!" He seems to think anything that flies with spinning blades is a helicopter.'
Zara's aunt says: 'Zara used to call drones "helicopters" too, but now she knows the difference. She knows that helicopters have a cockpit for a pilot and make a very loud thumping noise, whereas drones are small, pilotless, and make a buzzing sound. She uses the correct term for each now.'

Referring to the comments about Arlo and Zara, outline Piaget's theory of schema development.

Two relatives are discussing how young children, Arlo and Zara, identify flying objects.

Arlo's uncle says: 'Arlo loves playing with his toy helicopter. But last week, when he saw a drone flying in the park, he pointed at it and shouted "Chopper!" He seems to think anything that flies with spinning blades is a helicopter.'
Zara's aunt says: 'Zara used to call drones "helicopters" too, but now she knows the difference. She knows that helicopters have a cockpit for a pilot and make a very loud thumping noise, whereas drones are small, pilotless, and make a buzzing sound. She uses the correct term for each now.'

Referring to the comments about Arlo and Zara, outline Piaget's theory of schema development.

Piaget's theory of cognitive development

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