Lambert, B. ( 2006 ). Questioning Vygotsky's ‘theory’ of play. Early Child Development and Care , 160 (1), 25–31. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0030443001600103 [Taylor & Francis Online]Lambert, E. B. 2000 . Questioning Vygotsky's ‘Theory’ of Play. Early Child ...
vygotskys educational theory外文电子书籍.pdf,Vygotsky’s Educational Theory in Cultural Context Edited by ALEX KOZULIN International Center for the Enhancement of Learning Potential BORIS GINDIS Touro College VLADIMIR S. AGEYEV The University at Buffalo,
of psychological theory, and would be better acknowledged merely as part of the historical evolution of ideas about children's play. Of greater significance is that the theoretical relevance of Vygotsky's opinion about play can seriously be called into question upon the basis of current research ...
Vygotsky’s theory is not only of historical value, but continues to play a role in contemporary psychology. Author Contacts R. Van der Veer, University of Leiden, Department of Education, P.O. Box 9507, NL-2300 RA Leiden (The Netherlands) Article Information Published online: ...
1、维果茨基的最近发展区理论的介评(A review of Vygotskys theory of the nearest Development Zone)A review of Vygotskys theory of the nearest Development ZoneZhuojinjing(class 071 applied psychology, School of teacher education, Zhejiang Normal University)Abstract: in the early 1930s, Viggo J Ki...
Vygotsky’sSocioculturalTheory Vygotsky’ssocioculturaltheoryofhumanlearningdescribeslearningasasocialprocessandthe originationofhumanintelligenceinsocietyorculture.ThemajorthemeofVygotsky’stheoretical frameworkisthatsocialinteractionplaysafundamentalroleinthedevelopmentofcognition.Vygotsky believedeverythingislearnedontwoleve...
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Until recently, the dominant influence in this area has been that of Piaget, whose approach to play formed an integral part of his larger theory of cognitive development. Although the Piagetian research program is far from exhausted, the absence of a sociocultural dimension in his approach ...
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Piagetian TheoryPretend PlaySmolucha's translations of previously untranslated works by Soviet psychologists Vygotsky, El'konin, and Moukhena provide a theoretical framework in which pretend play is learned through interactions with more experienced play partners and leads to the the development of ...