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Piaget and Vygotsky: Many resemblances, and a crucial difference
Piaget and Vygotsky are two influential developmental psychologists. One can even say that their contributions to developmental psychology, albeit different, are similarly remarkable and unique. This article is in four parts. In the first part, I refer briefly to a … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Development, Developmental psychology, Heteronomy, Learning, Piaget, Vygotsky
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Complexity, Innovation, and Development: Schumpeter Revisited
The role of innovation and entrepreneurship is increasingly getting policy attention in emerging countries. A growing body of literature is deriving its inspiration from the work of Joseph Schumpeter. His seminal 1911 book, The Theory of Economic Development, outlined a … Continue reading
Social and Cognitive Development in the Context of Individual, Social, and Cultural Processes
In recent years a proliferation of theoretical and empirical scholarship has emerged on how social and cultural factors shape development. This work has provided important information about the multiple goals and pathways of development throughout the world, yet many issues … Continue reading
What makes an Effective Team? The role of Trust (dis)confirmation in Team Development
Most newly formed teams manage to function in spite of the fact that their members do not know each other. Over time, teams progress into successful units; however, sometimes, they regress into a situation where morale is worse than when … Continue reading
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The Origins of Pedagogy – Developmental and Evolutionary Perspectives
The question of whether and how information is actively transferred from knowledgeable to ignorant individuals has received much attention in psychology and evolutionary biology. Research in these fields has proceeded largely independently, with studies of nonhuman animals focusing on knowledgeable … Continue reading
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Does Playing Pay? The Fitness-Effect of Free Play during Childhood
Evolutionary developmental psychology claims that the sequences and processes of human development, in fact the mere fact of ontogeny itself, have to be viewed as evolutionary products. However, although the functional benefits of childish behavior (child playing) for cognitive and … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Development, Play
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Towards Open and Equitable Access to Research and Knowledge for Development
There is growing recognition that the capacity to conduct research and to share the resulting knowledge is fundamental to all aspects of human development, from improving health care delivery to increasing food security, and from enhancing education to stronger evidence-based … Continue reading
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The Role of Game Play in Children’s Social Development
The authors review several case studies of children engaged in rule-governed play and conclude that the process of learning rules—and of breaking them and making new ones—promotes what they call gamesmanship. They link the development of gamesmanship to the theory … Continue reading
Evo entre o desenvolvimentismo e a Pacha Mama
Evo Morales encontra-se em seu pior momento político desde que assumiu a presidência da Bolívia em 2005. O motivo: os protestos indígenas contra a construção de uma estrada que deveria atravessar a reserva natural do território Indígena Parque Nacional Isiboro … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Indigenous people
Tagged development, indigenous people, pueblos originarios
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