Suzanne Gaskins and I published two papers comparing play theories of
Piaget and Vygotsky in the Quarterly Newsletter of the Laboratory of
Comparative Human Cognition (i.e., the previous version of MCA). I will
send you those and the others I mentioned before if you send me your street
address. They are no longer on the discs to send as attachments. Artin
At 01:48 PM 10/26/99 +0200, you wrote:
>sevgili kardesim Goncu!
>Anilan makale(ler)den bana da gondermen mumkun mudur?
>
>"Artin Goncu, Ph.D." wrote:
>>
>> Mike--
>> I wonder if any of the chapters in my edited volume "Children's engagement
>> in the world: Sociocultural perspectives" would be of help to your
>> students. Also, Joe Becker and I have published a paper called "Some
>> contributions of Vygotsky's theory to Early Education" in which we built on
>> Vygotsky's theory in talking about play and problem-solving. If you are
>> interested, I will send you a copy of that paper. Best, Artin
>>
>> At 09:00 AM 10/22/99 -0700, you wrote:
>> >
>> >Dear XMCA-ites-- I am doing some teaching via DL with a junior college
>> >class. I was planning on giving them Vygotsky on play, but from ongoing
>> >experience. I know that it would take more support than I can provide
>> >for this to be a good experience for them. What do people recommend at
>> >a simpler, synthetic, level that might be good on play, learning, and
>> >development as a sub?
>> >mike
>> >
>> >
>> Artin Goncu, Ph.D
>> Associate Professor
>> The University of Illinois at Chicago
>> Educational Psychology (M/C 147)
>> College of Education
>> 1040 W. Harrison Street
>> Chicago, IL 60607-7133
>> (312) 996-5259
>>
>
>
Artin Goncu, Ph.D
Associate Professor
The University of Illinois at Chicago
Educational Psychology (M/C 147)
College of Education
1040 W. Harrison Street
Chicago, IL 60607-7133
(312) 996-5259