1995
DOI: 10.1177/0143034395162004
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L.S. Vygotsky as the Founder of a New Approach to Instruction

Abstract: L. Vygotsky formulated the concept of 'development-generating learning' that was later elaborated by his disciples and followers. According to this concept, school instruction from the very beginning should be based on a process of supplying students with the systems of general essential knowledge in certain fields. This knowledge is acquired by students in the course of specially organized activity aimed at mastery and internalization of the processes underlying this knowledge. It was shown in a number of res… Show more

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“…They are specifically designed to develop the mastery of academic knowledge in order to foster conceptual development, including by overcoming the CC challenges. The available evidence on their results is encouraging (Arievitch & Stetsenko, 2000;Chudinova, 2019;Davydov, 1972Davydov, /1999Davydov, , 1988Davydov, /2012de Araujo et al, 2020;Ferreira, 2005;Gordeeva, 2020;Hedegaard & Lompscher, 1999;Karpov, 1995;Karpov & Bransford, 1995;Karpov & Haywood, 1998;Lantolf et al, 2020;Rubtsov & Ulanovskaya, 2020;Venenciano et al, 2021). This is the first paper to systematically address the connections between CC research and DT research.…”
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“…They are specifically designed to develop the mastery of academic knowledge in order to foster conceptual development, including by overcoming the CC challenges. The available evidence on their results is encouraging (Arievitch & Stetsenko, 2000;Chudinova, 2019;Davydov, 1972Davydov, /1999Davydov, , 1988Davydov, /2012de Araujo et al, 2020;Ferreira, 2005;Gordeeva, 2020;Hedegaard & Lompscher, 1999;Karpov, 1995;Karpov & Bransford, 1995;Karpov & Haywood, 1998;Lantolf et al, 2020;Rubtsov & Ulanovskaya, 2020;Venenciano et al, 2021). This is the first paper to systematically address the connections between CC research and DT research.…”
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“…DT mathematics is rooted first in an analysis of the most fundamental concepts of mathematics, such as the concept of real number and its core conceptual interrelation that is at its origin: a certain quantity expressed by a unit of measurement (Arievitch & Stetsenko, 2000;Davydov, 1975aDavydov, , 1975bGal'perin, 1969Gal'perin, , 1989aKarpov, 1995;Kilpatrick et al, 1975). Accordingly, from the outset, students become familiar with this core interrelation and the type of theoretical thinking that produced it.…”
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“…Si asumimos que la internalización de los instrumentos psicológicos, tal y como propone Karpov (1995), supone no sólo la comprensión de cierto conocimiento lingüístico sino también la capacidad para poderlo expresar o comunicar y aplicar, es evidente que deberemos seleccionar una serie de operaciones cognitivas relacionadas con la escritura considerada igualmente como un instrumento de aprendizaje (Escoriza, 1998b(Escoriza, , 2003Escoriza y Boj, 1997). Escribir para aprender/escribir para expresar o comunicar lo aprendido, tienen la propiedad de hacer más explícito el modelo mental elaborado durante la actividad de lectura, ayuda a clarificar las comprensiones construidas, facilita la organización y reestructuración del conocimiento, etc.…”
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“…La necesidad, cada vez más imperiosa, de dar una respuesta adecuada a todas estas cuestiones ha propiciado la generación de una intensa actividad investigadora orientada a lograr la identificación de las estrategias más relevantes y pertinentes cuya ejecución se supone que permitiría mejorar de forma significativa los procesos de aprendizaje del alumnado (Robinson, 1946;Tharp, 1982;Palincsar y Brown, 1984;Bereiter y Bird, 1985;Sánchez, 1989;Pressley, Johnson, Symons et al, 1989;Vidal-Abarca y Gilabert, 1991Englert y Mariage, 1991;Beltrán, 1993Beltrán, , 1998Carriedo y Alonso, 1994, 1995Carrell, Gajdusek y Wise, 1998;Schraw, 1998;Pressley, 1998 …”
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