First, I propose a kind of peregrination on the theme of consciousness from the point of departure of the 1925 text by Vygotsky. My focus will be on how Vygotsky developed his concept of consciousness from this first text, through some of his reworkings of the concept, to the semiotic ...
A. Brown's (1987) four historical roots of metacognition--verbal reports as data, executive control, self-regulation, and other-regulation--are summarized. Influence from the developmental theory of L. S. Vygotsky (1978) may result in a clearer conceptualization of metacognition. (SLD)...
This paper discusses the concept of inclusion of children with special needs from the context of contemporary fi ndings in neuropsychology as well as from the context of the psychology of L.S. Vygotsky and his theory of socio- cultural development. In contrast to the classical physiological model...
Piaget's one-step-ahead strategy is very similar to Vygotsky's concept of ___. (a) scaffolding (b) forced teaching (c) hothousing (d) conceptual perception. Which of the following concepts explains how people who counsel traumatized vi...
In this chapter, we argue for the possible, as that which is opened through the juxtaposition of different perspectives in the unfolding of language, as both the main field of, and transformed by, concepts. We follow Vygostky’s (1934/1987) theory of con
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In the not-so-distant past, it was fashionable to suggest that language development was essentially a product of innate dispositions. Later research challenges that approach (Snow & Ferguson, 1977) and emphasizes, as Vygotsky had done earlier, the overriding influence of the social-historical contex...
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17.(2) To express exaggeration with concepts,which are the counterparts of numbers.2.数字形式投射为概念,借助概念表达夸张的语义; 18.On the Enlightenment of Vygotsky s Concept Development Theory to Mathematics Concept Teaching;谈维果茨基概念发展理论对高职数学概念教学的启示 相关短句/例句 Mathematics con...
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