2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0885-2014(01)00049-1
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Parental guidance as children learn to use cultural tools

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“…The results also agree with studies that illustrated the facilitative effects of parental guidance on the comprehension of the representational status of graphs (Gauvain, De la Ossa, & Hurtado-Ortiz, 2001;Szechter & Liben, 2004) and videos (Troseth, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The results also agree with studies that illustrated the facilitative effects of parental guidance on the comprehension of the representational status of graphs (Gauvain, De la Ossa, & Hurtado-Ortiz, 2001;Szechter & Liben, 2004) and videos (Troseth, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…In order to explore this hypothesis we think that it is useful to look at the approach that Gauvain et al (2001) adopted to explain the relationship between the development of spontaneous planning skills and the skills needed to use an established plan. The authors refer to Vygotsky's notions of spontaneous and scientific concepts and the way they contribute to each other's development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the skill needed to use plans or models as a source of information to guide action is different from that involved in spontaneous planning (Gauvain, de la Ossa & Hurtado-Ortiz, 2001). It is an important metacognitive skill (Flavell, 1979), which should be appropriated by the child within the context of meaningful interactions with adults.…”
Section: Language and Scaffolding Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mas os pais diferem na quantidade e tipo de scaffolding que dão aos seus filhos (Grusec & Goodnow, 1994;Rogoff, 1990). O apoio que permite a passagem para níveis superiores de autonomia, através da transferência da regulação pelo outro para a auto-regulação, seria o resultado de diferentes variáveis da família, reflectindo as características pessoais dos seus membros, objectivos e valores, partindo do princípio de que todas as mães/pais ajustam constantemente o seu próprio comportamento às competências dos filhos e à interpretação que fazem das suas respostas, e das suas próprias atitudes em relação à tarefa (Fidalgo & Pereira, 2005;Freund, 1990;Gauvain, 1995;Gauvain, de la Ossa, & Hurtado-Ortiz, 2001;Rogoff, 1990;St-Laurent & Moss, 2002;Wertsch, 1985;Wertsch & Sammarco, 1985).…”
Section: Scaffolding E Diferenças Individuaisunclassified