Business Meeting Panel: Vygotsky Centennial: Directions for the Future
James V. Wertsch, Washington University, St. Louis
King Beach, Michigan State University
Jerome Bruner, NYU
Joseph Glick, CUNY
Vera John-Steiner, University of New Mexico
Luis Moll, University of Arizona
Eugene Matusov, UC, Santa Cruz
Carolyn P. Panofsky, Rhode Island College
Barbara Rogoff, UC, Santa Cruz
Paper Session: Language, Situated Learning & Social Identity: Education in
Context
(Co-Sponsored with the Language and Social Process SIG)
Chair: Carolyn Panofsky, Rhode Island College
Narrative, Selfhood & Literacy in Kindergarten
Deborah Hicks, University of Delaware
Hope Longwell-Grice, University of Delaware
Melanie Chadwick, University of Pennsylvania
Language, Political Mobilization, and the Construction
of Ethnolinguistic Identity in South Africa
S. Nombuso Dlamini, Ontario Institute for Studies in
Education
Let's Get Situated!: The Paradox of Ahistoricity of
Sociohistorical Constructivist Discourses
Jennifer Vadeboncoeur, University of Colorado, Boulder
Reading Classrooms: Matching Sociocultural Theory with
Practice in Studying British School Literacy
Colin Mills, University of Exeter
Discussant: David Bloome, Vanderbilt University
Symposium: Truth, Justice and the Postmodern Way
(Co-Sponsored with the Semiotics SIG)
Chair: Stephanie U. Spina, Harvard University
Art as social semiotic: Critical and cultural perspectives and
their implications for education
Stephanie Spina, Harvard University
Did Sir John Mandeville Give a Lift to Jack Kerouac, Hitching
a Ride on the Road to Cathay?
Gary Shank, Northern Illinois University
Reading Ethnographically: The Reader as Flaneur
Peter McLaren, UCLA
Symposium: Learning the Genres of History Through Group Inquiry
Chair: Gordon Wells, OISE
Community as Concept and as Lived Reality
Karen Hume
Media, Register, and Genre in Classroom Learning
Jay Lemke, CUNY
Stories Behind History: Presentation and Conarration of a
Search for Knowledge
Clotilde Pontecorvo, Universita di Roma "La Sapienza"
Alessandra Fasulo, Universita di Roma "La Sapienza"
H. Girardet, Universita di Roma "La Sapienza"
The Object in Learning and Teaching History
Gordon Wells, OISE
Symposium: Participation and Mediated Action in Learning: A Dialogue
Between Two Sociocultural Approaches
Chair: James V. Wertsch, Washington University
The Use of Models as Mediational Means in School Science
Kevin O'Connor, Clark University
Participation and Mediation in After-School Settings
Bill Penuel, Prevention Interventions
Observing Learning in Participation in Sociocultural
Activities
Barbara Rogoff, UC, Santa Cruz
Participating in Dialogic Classroom Interaction Routines:
Speech Forms for Discussion as Tools for Practice
Chikako Toma, UC, Santa Cruz
Gender Differences in the Appropriation of a Social
Language: A Study of the Rhetorical
Moves of Boys and Girls in School Science
Donna Trousdale, Clark University
Discussant: James V. Wertsch, Washington University
Roundtable Session: Cultural-Historical Theory and Research in Education I
Development-Oriented teaching in Upper-Secondary school:
Interactions Between Teaching Form and Student Motives
Seth Chaiklin, University of Aarhus
A Cultural-Historical Alternative to the Construct of Transfer
King Beach, Michigan State University
Negotiating Boardwalk: Emergent Mathematics in Children's
Game Play
Steven Guberman, University of Colorado
Irene Rahm, University of Colorado, Boulder
The Balancing Act of Collaboration
Claire Buchwald, UC
Roundtable Session: Cultural-Historical Theory and Research in Education II
Teamwork as Interplay of Voices
Yrjo Engestrom, UC, San Diego
Dictionary Use as a Window on Social History and the Process
of Reading
Shu-Pei Liao, Michigan State University
Tat Ming Sze, Michigan State University
King Beach, Michigan State University
To Buy or Not to Buy: Individual and Group Motives in
Children's Play of a Board Game
Debra Menk, University of Colorado, Boulder
Knowledge-building in the Construction Zone: An
Elementary School Becomes a Community of Learners in
Science
Andrea Mueller, University of British Columbia
Karen Meyer, University of British Columbia
Roundtable Session: Cultural-Historical Theory and Research in Education III
How Parents' Perceived "Future" of Their Children Influences
Children's Learning of the
Korean Language at a Korean Saturday School
Hye-Sook Park, Michigan State University
Linking Conceptualization and Research on the Development
of Intersubjectivity in Socially Distributed Cognitive Activity
through a Study Involving Group Text Writing
Activity in Japanese Elementary School Community
Chikako Toma, UC, Santa Cruz
Transmission or Discovery of Knowledge: Vygotsky and
Modern Approaches to Instruction
Yuriy Karpov, Touro College
Collaboration and Technology: A Case Study of How Tools
Shape Group Decision Making and Thinking
Lia Di Bello, CUNY
Roundtable Session: Cultural-Historical Theory and Research in Education IV
Developing Theoretical and Motives in History Teaching: A
Case Study of a Boy's Development
Mariane Hedegaard, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Humanizing the School: Sociocultural and Existential
Perspectives on Dialogue, Human Connectedness, and the
Teacher-Student Relationship
Angel Lin, OISE
Teaching for the Management of Plurality
Willem Wardekker, Free University, Amsterdam
The Interaction of Roles, Values, and Working Methods
Vera John-Steiner, University of New Mexico
Roundtable Session: Cultural-Historical Theory and Research in Education V
Art in Educational Settings: A Cultural-Historical Perspective
Marcelo Lima, University of Illinois
Emotion and Education: The Contribution of Henry Wallon
Elvira Lima, UC, Santa Barbara and CEPAOS, Brazil
Cognition Taken Outdoors: Multiple Identities Among 4-Hers
Irene Rahm, University of Colorado
Cognitive Individualism: An Impediment to Teachers'
Collaborative Intellectual Work
Myriam Torres, University of New Mexico
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Michigan State University Web: http://www.educ.msu.edu/units
East Lansing, MI 48824-1034 USA /Groups/SocCult/SCRG.html
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King Beach Phones: (517) 353-0637/7863
Sociocultural Research Group Fax: (517) 353-6393
448 Erickson Hall Email: kdbeach who-is-at msu.edu
CEPSE, College of Education Server: SCRG who-is-at msu.edu
Michigan State University Web: http://www.educ.msu.edu/units
East Lansing, MI 48824-1034 USA /Groups/SocCult/SCRG.html
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