138 resultados para Lev Vygotsky
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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Pós-graduação em Estudos Linguísticos - IBILCE
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Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE
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Pós-graduação em Zootecnia - FMVZ
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Neste ensaio teórico introdutório, pretendemos trazer algumas contribuições para a temática ambiental, em especial para as discussões a respeito da relação entre o homem e o meio ambiente. Apresentamos a necessidade de se adotar, ao menos, quatro perspectivas ao se discutir as razões pelas quais existem diferentes atitudes e valores do Homo sapiens para com o meio ambiente físico, biológico e social: a perspectiva filogenética, a ontogenética, a sociogenética e a microgenética. Para tanto, nos apoiamos nos trabalhos psicológicos de Vygotsky e nas obras da teoria perceptual de Yi-Fu Tuan. Pautados nessas quatro dimensões, buscamos ainda ampliar nosso entendimento sobre o conceito de meio ambiente, compreendido como uma esfera abstrata construída individualmente no intercâmbio sócio-cultural.
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Problematizar a memória do levante “constitucionalista” de 1932 gravada materialmente nas ruas e praças de São Paulo, refletir sobre os lastros históricos que a compõem, intentando aferir as mudanças e permanências que o tempo e a sociedade se encarregaram de fomentar, são algumas das questões abordadas neste artigo. Para levá-las a efeito, as trilhas abertas pelo marco aos voluntários de 32, no município de Assis, parecem alvissareiras, – seja pelos traços que conserva de seu período de fundação, pela leitura histórica nele inscrita ou, ainda, o estado atual em que se encontra – desvelando os complexos meandros dos processos de “enquadramento da memória”, da luta pela preservação e o arbítrio do esquecimento.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Estudos Linguísticos - IBILCE
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Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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In his work on human knowledge, Vygotsky reveals the second human nature, the one which is historical and cultural, due to people´s learning throughout life, through the mediation of others and the concrete conditions of life and education. In this eminently social process, the child grows into the intellectual life having the adult as a peer and learns human skills from this adult-child interaction. This means that, for working with abstract formulation, it is necessary understanding it as a complex, dynamic and functional act that is built by the insertion of individual performance into culture that is mediated by interaction with others. In this setting, each individual reaches knowledge through formal and non-formal learning that help on the formulation of scientific and everyday concepts. To make studies on the process of concept formation, Vygotsky adopted an experimental methodology based on the philosophical assumptions of Marxist theory of how mental processes occur, once he perceived these processes in a constantly changing and moving. Thus, the method called “Instrumental, Cultural and Historical” differed from conventional experimental studies focused on the performance of the task itself. The method adopted by Vygotsky was concerned with the process of concept formation and not only with fragmentary cutouts of cognitive processes. According to our study, the formation of the social nature of man develops from processes of appropriation and objectification of knowledge, which makes individual the historically constructed achievements by mankind, as, for example, types of sophisticated thinking, which requires the discussion of concept formation.
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This text comes up a clipping from an applied research, qualitative approach, which sought to understand both the egocentric second Piaget, through a literature search, furthermore, from a study that was conducted with teachers from kindergarten and the first years of elementary school, we sought to delineate the representations of such teachers in this regard and its proximity to the theory in question. Therefore, the trajectory traveled consisted of explaining aspects the Vygotsky's critique to Piaget, with respect to egocentric thought; subsequently show how as Piaget responded to criticism of Vygotsky, and expound upon the egocentric thought present in your perspective. Were addressed, we sought to delineate the representations of fifteen educators about the phenomenon of egocentrism in children and its proximity with the theory of Piaget. It might thus as regards the literature, and bring the importance of recognizing and understanding the thought egocentric in Piaget, as a phenomenon is intrinsically linked to the development of the child and that we can approach your understanding. For representations of teachers, approached more subjectively common sense than the concepts found in psychological theory focused. Thus, this study allows us to understand the limits and scope of training courses for teachers, with regard to the dimension in focus.
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This article aims to present a discussion of the methodological aspects of teaching and learning to read and write in adult education, in an attempt to seek a dialogue with the Early Childhood Education by pointing convergent elements between these two instances. And, therefore, it proposes a reflection on the construction of human nature and ownership of reading and writing as a humanizing process from the perspective of historical-cultural theory advocated by Vygotsky and his collaborators. In this context it is presented a pedagogical situation in a public school for kindergarten in the state of Sao Paulo, followed by analysis from the perspective of Bakhtin in order to make some approximations in the teaching and learning of the mother tongue with adults and children.