2015
DOI: 10.2298/zipi1501023s
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Asymmetrical peer interaction and formal operational development: Dialogue dimensions analysis

Abstract: The main goal of the study is to define dialogue dimensions in order to describe the interaction within peer dyads and potentially connect them with formal operations development in the less competent participants. Its significance is related to rare investigations of this subject in the context of formal operations development and to practical implications regarding peer involvement in education process. The sample included 316 students aged 12 and 14. The research had an experimental design… Show more

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“…The importance of peer interaction for development of logical reasoning was introduced by Piaget (1941Piaget ( /1999Piaget ( , 1950Piaget ( /1999Piaget ( , 1960Piaget ( /1999 who perceived it as equal and cooperative, hence stimulating, unlike a child-adult relationship characterized by adults' dominance. He never investigated peer interaction, but his followers started a fruitful line of empirical studies examining the role of socio-cognitive conflict between peers and its effects on cognitive development (see Stepanović Ilić, 2015;Stepanović Ilić et al, 2015). Inspired by the mentioned studies Vygotskian authors transferred their interest from adult-child to peer interaction emphasizing cognitive asymmetry between peers and the influence of a more competent peer within zone of proximal development (ZPD) of his/her interaction partner.…”
Section: Highlightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The importance of peer interaction for development of logical reasoning was introduced by Piaget (1941Piaget ( /1999Piaget ( , 1950Piaget ( /1999Piaget ( , 1960Piaget ( /1999 who perceived it as equal and cooperative, hence stimulating, unlike a child-adult relationship characterized by adults' dominance. He never investigated peer interaction, but his followers started a fruitful line of empirical studies examining the role of socio-cognitive conflict between peers and its effects on cognitive development (see Stepanović Ilić, 2015;Stepanović Ilić et al, 2015). Inspired by the mentioned studies Vygotskian authors transferred their interest from adult-child to peer interaction emphasizing cognitive asymmetry between peers and the influence of a more competent peer within zone of proximal development (ZPD) of his/her interaction partner.…”
Section: Highlightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inspired by the mentioned studies Vygotskian authors transferred their interest from adult-child to peer interaction emphasizing cognitive asymmetry between peers and the influence of a more competent peer within zone of proximal development (ZPD) of his/her interaction partner. These authors further specified mediating tools connected with ZPD concept (Stepanović Ilić et al, 2015) and highlighted the role of language as the most important mediation mean in Vygotsky's theory, especially in the process of knowledge construction during educational process (see Littleton & Howe, 2010, Mercer & Littleton, 2007Mercer & Howe, 2012). Socio-cultural research of peer dialogue influenced Piagetian authors to study not just interaction consequences, but the interaction process also (Stepanović, 2010).…”
Section: Highlightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Већ је речено да су Пијажеови следбеници довели у питање његову претпоставку о социјалном реципроцитету вршњака откривајући различите типове "асиметрије" који често доводе до доминантног понашања једног учесника интеракције и субмисивног понашања његовог партнера, што може да замагли ефекте когнитивне асиметрије међу њима и негативно се одрази на учеснике нижих компетенција (De Abreu, 2000;Perret-Clermont, 1980Psaltis, 2005). Претходна истраживања у Србији, користећи при томе различите термине (као што су наметање мишљења, повлачење, субмисивност), показала су да је доминантно понашање у већини случајева везано за ученике виших компетенција, а субмисивно за оне нижих компетенција (Jovanović & Baucal, 2007;Stepanović, Baucal & Pešić, 2015). Виготскијански аутори истичу да је вршњачка интеракција у одељењу често непродуктивна (Howe & Mercer, 2007).…”
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“…На пре-тесту ученици VI и VIII rазреда из три основне школе у Београду решавали су тест формалних операција BLOT (Bond's Logical operation Test), који спада у тестове вишеструког избора (о оригиналном BLOT тесту видети у Bond, 1995 и 1997, a о српској верзији теста у Stepanović, 2004). Као што је већ поменуто, на основу постигнућа на пре-тесту оформљено је 47 парова које су чинили ученици нижих и виших компетенција истог пола (Stepanović 2015). Разлика у компетенцијама била је уједначена за све парове коришћењем Раш анализе (Bond & Fox, 2013) која омогућава изражавање мера тежине задатака и мера способности испитаника на истој скали.…”
Section: процедураunclassified
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