Resposta de Piaget a Vygotsky: convergências e divergências teóricas

Neste trabalho, ao analisar a resposta de Piaget às críticas de Vygotsky, procuramos salientar convergências e divergências teóricas básicas colocadas pelo primeiro em relação ao segundo. Para isso, num primeiro momento, analisamos os esclarecimentos de Piaget sobre a realidade do fenômeno psicológico do egocentrismo cognitivo e linguístico; num segundo momento, analisamos as relações entre as noções científicas e espontâneas na criança. Num terceiro momento, analisamos a posição diferenciada de Piaget sobre os mecanismos que explicam o desenvolvimento e progresso do conhecimento. Concluímos que, na resposta de Piaget a Vygotsky, existe clara diferenciação do seu sistema teórico.

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O egocentrismo infantil na perspectiva de Piaget e representações de professoras

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.