Vygotsky sociocultural development | Individuals and Society | MCAT | Khan Academy

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I talk out loud to myself even at this age despite it being socially unacceptable, I think this behavior helped me a lot.

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Shady i would feel crazy if i did that

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Programmers use "rubber duck" talking, which is considered very helpful.

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Same here and it definitely helped me alot in many areas. I get strange looks sometimes but i don't mind it anymore. I rather do something that will potentially help me rather than restrict myself in order to not look weird.

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Exactly, it helps to get an overview of the situation I think. Not sure why people think it's strange, even if you're alone talking to yourself and not bother anyone.

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Great explanation to Vygotsky's theory. I'm currently in nursing school and taking up a research class. Plan on using Vygotsky's theory as my framework. This helped so much! Thank you!

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I'm using this to study for my exam tomorrow, thanks :)

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+Tom 92 How did it go?

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timtimtimmaah got 67%. pretty happy as was really struggling :)

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Fantastic! I love the video, thank you soo very much! The way you elaborate and explain is clear! I am a teacher, and it is absolutely fantastic to learn through your video! God bless!!

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Thank you so much. This is a very good overview of his theory. When my lecturer explained it, it was like she is telling tales. But now, It makes sense. Bless you

[@anthoneyrago]

Thank you so much for explaining that so beautifully. I loved your use of colored written text to highlight the different components of the theory. It really broke it down for me in a way I could better understand it in simpler terms. I still use self talk so I must be a Vygotski child to this day. I'm a child development professional working in the field of early childhood education and this is going to help me write a paper for my current class. Thanks so much. I'm subscribing and hoping you'll make more videos in the future for me to explore for the purpose of simply refreshing my knowledge and continuing my education on my own.

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i like how everything fits on one slide!

[@michaelsilveira4442]

As far as I understood Vygotsky, language bore higher-order knowledge by giving birth to analytical reasoning in part due to the serialization required by language. Sign usage is a primitive in development (language being a more evolved medium of sign usage), and as such, learning affords a sociocultural philosophy.

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A nice summary of Vygotsky's theory of Sociocultural Development

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Thank you literally using this to study for my A level Language class 🙂

[@hatemibrahim4888]

Truly nice work. I have never understood Vygotsky's theory till this video. Thanks a lot.

[@geraldmay9783]

I think Vygotsky's ZPD has merit and is a great teaching tool. However, as Michael intimated, sign's are ways of articulating and expressing thought. Thus, ancient humans were thinking "I'm hungry" so, they then made a symbolic gesture of holding food in their hand and bringing it to their mouths. This became the sign for hungry. Clearly, thought comes prior to language (sign creation and signification), not language constructing thought.

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There's nothing "Clean" here. This is all subject of discussion. We do not even have a hint of understanding how the language appeared

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love the visual way of teaching! Thanks!

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According to Piaget we dont need that past the age of 11 (or was it 13?).

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Thanks your diagrams are fantastic. Simple and clear.

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you're extremely articulate, well done.

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she is? huh

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I need to watch this for our lecture later. Thank you for the summary!

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Thank you for explaining the sociocultural theory of development.

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Thank you - short sweet and to the point.

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Great video! It really heped me understand this theory a lot better. Thank you!

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Brilliantly explained 👌

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Thank you for your simple but yet effective explanation.

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I have to watch this video for one of my class homework.

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Thanks for explaining, I have a test about this tomorrow, phew I'm nervous

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Thanks for your clear explanation. Bravo!

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Thank you! You explained everything simple and easy to grasp! :)

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Thank you for making to very clear to understand.

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well simplified

[@sam_ran]

Brief and to the point. I wish you would go more into the PS.

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So informative 👍👍

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Thank you!

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Thanks for this explanation. Interestingly, private speech is of interest in the language learning process.

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i didn't have the kind of parents that would buy me a puzzle to complete for my development with them helping me along the way if i really needed it, i got a video game because i wanted it...

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What program are you using for your presentations?

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I thought that last bit - thoughts give rise to language - was at least a bit debated. How can you have a thought if you can not have a word for it?

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+Diane Davidson She said the opposite - language gives rise to thoughts.

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9:08 yes

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the audio is very poor. IDK if it is just me but it is very distracting.

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Are there any references for this video?

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Hi, do you have references for your video? Thanks

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Could u plz provide references for the above matter in video? Thnx

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Could you lower the volume a bit more? I almost got found from the crawlspace I do my studying in. Thanks for the video tho.

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Damn. i still talk to myself, does that just mean i'm *really* capable and intelligent

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Thank you, What about Bowlby please?

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Can you please post the name of the programme you used for this presentation? Thank you!

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But how can i reference this using APA referencing

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did you find it out? courious myself :p

[@carloslunaofficial]

just reference the book brotha: Mind in Society: Development of Higher Psychological Processes by L. S. Vygotsky; Michael Cole. Except you'd have to either omit the page range or try them yourself, which I encourage you to do. Now you know what to look for!

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what app are you using to create this??

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is this the same as social cognitive theory?

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nope, that was brought to prominence by Bandura

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Which developmental theory to y'all think best aligns with a Christian worldview?

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Could you make the sound of your voice more consistent? Its very low in many parts, almost inaudible.

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This is a great lesson, very informational. However, it is difficult to listen to, because I like to use earbuds to watch and you are basically spitting into the mic. Continuosly.

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What if you have a child that is speech delayed, but still knows how to interact, and extremely smart otherwise at age 3?

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“Scaffolding”

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i love this explanation but the mic quality makes my ear hurt so much..

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your videos are always so quiet that I cannot hear them, even at max volume :(

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Constructive feedback Maybe it's my personal taste, but I think that you could have shortened this video down to 6 minutes. That would have it easier for me to follow and maintain my interest.

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Thoughts come from language? Guess mutes are thoughtless golems now.

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The inconsistency of the volume and pitch of her voice make it almost unbearable to watch and process everything she is saying because you have to keep adjusting the volume between the sections of screechingly loud and high pitch and when she isn’t speaking into the mic enough to hear her clearly

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need a pop filter on that microphone.

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in another khan video, it was said that vygotsky believed that language and thought both impacted each other. smh

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It depends on the age. Both are correct depending on how old the person is.

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adjust the speed, debbie downer

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I'm sorry but this explanation is very scattered-brain and not very helping