2021
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.686761
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The First Year Developmental Crisis: Origin of Cultural Action

Abstract: According to the conception of cultural historical psychology, introduced by L. S. Vigotsky, the first year of a child’s life represents a specific period of development or the first psychological age. Psychological development should be differentiated from biological development and have proper objective indicators. Psychological development starts with the possibility of initial cultural communication between an adult and child, within a unique kind of social situation of development. The goal of the article… Show more

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“…It enables children to progressively internalise their learning and, consequently, to develop in the world in an increasingly autonomous way (Vygotsky, 1934(Vygotsky, /1986. Throughout the first year, infants' relationship with their environment is modified by the intervention of the adult (Vygotsky, 1932(Vygotsky, /1996McCune and Zlatev, 2015), who responds to their first signals and attempts to communicate while sharing bouts of attention and action on specific objects or events (Bakeman and Adamson, 1984;Solovieva and Quintanar, 2021). This process does not, therefore, occur in a vacuum, but within the framework of early interactions that take place in a given socio-material context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It enables children to progressively internalise their learning and, consequently, to develop in the world in an increasingly autonomous way (Vygotsky, 1934(Vygotsky, /1986. Throughout the first year, infants' relationship with their environment is modified by the intervention of the adult (Vygotsky, 1932(Vygotsky, /1996McCune and Zlatev, 2015), who responds to their first signals and attempts to communicate while sharing bouts of attention and action on specific objects or events (Bakeman and Adamson, 1984;Solovieva and Quintanar, 2021). This process does not, therefore, occur in a vacuum, but within the framework of early interactions that take place in a given socio-material context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Secondly, the described methodology might serve as an example of organization of teaching and the learning process in all kinds of pre-school institutions as an initial contribution to overcoming huge obstacles, which exist in countries in Latin America for the successful learning of mathematics in primary school. Our future efforts will be directed to continued implementation of the principles of activity theory for the other grades of primary school together with detailed description of the methodology for teachers and psychologists in publications in Spanish (Solovieva & Quintanar, 2021c).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En segundo lugar, la metodología descrita puede servir de ejemplo de organización del proceso de enseñanza y aprendizaje en cualquier tipo de centro preescolar a modo de contribución inicial para superar los enormes obstáculos que existen en países latinoamericanos en el aprendizaje efectivo de las matemáticas en la educación primaria. Futuros esfuerzos estarán dirigidos a proseguir la puesta en práctica de los principios de la teoría de la actividad en otros grados de educación primaria así como una descripción detallada de la metodología para docentes y psicólogos en publicaciones españolas (Solovieva & Quintanar, 2021c).…”
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