Interesting question Ana.
mike
and where is history/development? Or is it irrrelevant to the contrast under
discussion?
mike
On 10/4/06, A. G <anaguenthner@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been following this thread since July 11 and still need to pin
> down how they can be differentiated.
>
> Bremme's suggestion on Barab and Duffy could clarify CoP in learning
> but is there a definitive line between situated learning and socio-
> cultural learning? Should it be viewed as trajectory and separate
> (Mary) or grey areas that intertwine within both thoughts?
>
>
> On Jul 12, 2006, at 5:15 PM, Mary K. Bryson wrote:
> " Situated cognition work can sound a lot like socio-cultural work
> when both camps of theorists are writing about the conditions within
> which significant educational activity takes place."
>
>
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