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Counter For more than a quarter of a century, the polemics surrounding educational reform have centered on two points of view: those who favor a 'progressive' child-centered form of education, and those who would prefer a return to a more structured, teacher-directed curriculum, which emphasizes basic knowledge and skills. Vygotsky's social constructivist theory offers an alternative solution, placing stress on co-construction of knowledge by more and less mature participants engaging in joint activity together, with semiotic mediation as the primary means whereby the less mature participants…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999Cambridge University Press · 370 pages · 9780521631334
Educational sociologyInquiry (Theory of knowledge)Language and educationLearning, Psychology ofPsychology of LearningEDUCATIONEducational PsychologyLernpsychologie