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Lev S. Vygotsky Cultural-Historical Theory of Psychological Development. Georgina Salas Heather Luna EPSY6304.63 Cognition & Development. Psychological Development. Human intelligence Psychological development Biology Cultural-historical Psychological processes. Cognitive Development.
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Lev S. Vygotsky Cultural-Historical Theory of Psychological Development Georgina Salas Heather Luna EPSY6304.63 Cognition & Development
Psychological Development • Human intelligence • Psychological development • Biology • Cultural-historical • Psychological processes
Cognitive Development Language Imaginative Play
Complex Thinking • Involuntary attention • Simple perception • Direct or natural memory
Instructional Strategies • Scaffolding • Reciprocal Teaching
Instructional Design • Collaboration • Reciprocal experience • Social interaction
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