Lev Vygotsky Sociocultural Theory

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This presentation will cover everything you ever needed to learn Lev Vygotsky and the Sociocultural Theory. Some of the topics include a brief overview of his theory. The presentation explores the Lev Vygtosky. Other important topics include private speech, the zone of proximal development, classroom uses, comparisons with Jean Piaget and the stages of cognitive development. The video also explores the More Knowledgeable Other MKO and more information. This presentation is just one of several videos in the teachings in education playlist on learning theories which include Jean Piaget, Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism, Kholberg, Bandura, Erikson, and much more. Other topics that educators may find on this channel are Bloom's Taxonomy, Lesson Planning, Classroom Management, Differentiated Instruction, and other topics that classroom teachers can use in their practice. The Sociocultural theory is presented in a concise and effective manner.

[@anniebicebicebaby]

This was very helpful. I'm writing an article review on Vygotsky so this definitely helps me get all of my thoughts together in one place. I liked that you incorporated graphics into your video. I know it's silly, but I feel like I learn better when I have visualizations to keep me focused.

[@Angelsworld777]

It is not silly 😊. Research says we understand concepts more visually. We learn what we see, then interpret. It is the same with me hence I make mind maps.

[@captainzork6109]

​@@Angelsworld777I don't think it has to do with us being more attuned to vision per se. It probably has to do with the fact that visual learning materials have inherent to them particular useful ways to express and convey certain ways in which information relates to one another. Memory, as well as understanding and meaning, depends on *organization* of information. In either case, I agree with you. It's not silly these visual elements are helpful: it's natural!

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Same here. This is very helpful for the paper I need to write.

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[@Bri-lg1zj]

Thank you. This video precisely to the point with visuals. My type of studying. I’ve gained quality insight about L. Vygotsky than ever!💯👍🏾

[@rubenmsop]

Great presentation. Do you have a list of sources for this presentation? I would like to review them for my personal learning and review.

[@Syaroin11]

Thanks for your explanation. I do like it, always simply but adorable

[@yohanalinhares9464]

Much more complete than other videos I found. Thank you for making and sharing it!

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starts at 0:29 for people in a rush :p

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[@Zacc973]

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The videos are really awesome.More informative with amazing animations.Curious to know which platform you are using to create such nice animations

[@RakeshDebbarma86]

Thanks for this subject.

[@burcuyaldzdurmus9409]

Can you please explain Activity Theory of Leontev who is the student of Vygotsky?

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The Key Influence of Vygotsky pls, I need your help for our reporting.

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Lee Vygotsky 😌

[@ankitlodhi0]

"Absolutely fascinating insights! Vygotsky's emphasis on the role of community and language in learning truly resonates. It's intriguing how his theory diverges from Piaget's, I have tried to create a simplified video on my KZbin channel highlighting the key differences between their approaches to child development. Check it out for a deeper understanding! 🎥 #ChildDevelopment #VygotskyVsPiaget"

[@frstflvr7327]

Vygotsky DID NOT minimize the role of genetics! He very much emphasised it with his cultural and natural developmental lines!

[@frstflvr7327]

And the reason for the misconceptions and misunderstandings is because Russia refuses to release his complete works - they only released small bits! And also because translating Russian to English isn't always very pragmatic 🤷‍♂️