Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) originally published "Educational Psychology" in Russian in 1926. It presents an analysis of education theory. "Educational Psychology" shows the extent to which Vygotsky's work can be used as the basis of current research, providing a modern approach to the theory, practice and context of educational psychology. It is the most comprehensive overview of Vygotsky's early educational ideas. Its frequent references to a "new society" and its arguments for the abolition of schools, exams and grades led ...
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Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) originally published "Educational Psychology" in Russian in 1926. It presents an analysis of education theory. "Educational Psychology" shows the extent to which Vygotsky's work can be used as the basis of current research, providing a modern approach to the theory, practice and context of educational psychology. It is the most comprehensive overview of Vygotsky's early educational ideas. Its frequent references to a "new society" and its arguments for the abolition of schools, exams and grades led to attack from party officials in the late 1930s.
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