What jigsaw puzzles tell us about child development

Thursday, July 30, 2020 - 10:11 in Psychology & Sociology

New research shows that children only learn to do jigsaw puzzles once they have reached a certain stage of development. Three-year-olds use trial and error, but four-year-olds are able to use information in the picture to complete the puzzles. The research team say this understanding is the foundation of learning to draw and paint.

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