yes, and here is Denmark, Volker.
I "teach Vygotsky" at the University College Nordjylland, where I meet
students, teachers, educators, people in the psychiatric system.
As more a NGO activity, I am active in "Performing Network", where we play,
perform a "head taller tahn we are", that is where we mix Vygotsky with
Wittgenstein, and inspirations especially from New York (Lois), Sweden
(Leif), Serbia (Vesna), Macedonia (Lina), and last not least Moscow
(Kravtsova/Kravtsov and the Golden key Schools)..
And in a new book: /Pædagogisk Psykology (/Pedagocical Psychology), 2009, I
wrote an article about Vygotsky:/ a cultural-historical view on motivation,
identity and learning.
Volker
/Leif Strandberg skrev:
Hi - Sweden's calling
2006 I wrote "Vygotskij i praktiken" (Vygotsky in Practice) - a text- and
field book - especially made for teachers, pre-school teachers and
rectors/principles (and also but in minor degree - trainee teachers)
I give lectures, seminars, workshops etcetera together with teachers at
their workplaces (it means I travel a lot) - many teacher teams also read my
book in study circles
Up til now I have met about 100.000 people in such arrangements all over
Sweden (and Norway).
Leif Strandberg
school psychologist
Sweden
30 maj 2009 kl. 20.52 skrev Shirley Franklin:
I think it would be great to include a copy of the syllabii.
I am finding this all so interesting, tho challenging to collate! I love
hearing about so many different courses run all ver the world. Very
heartening!
I wills send out my collation when its done.
Best
Shirley
On 29 May 2009, at 17:43, moll@email.arizona.edu wrote:
Dear Shirley: I teach a course/seminar on Vygotsky and education every
two years
or so. I started teaching it 20 years ago, when I first arrived at the
University of Arizona.
This fall I will add a section to the course in Spanish; the students
who want
to participate will do additional readings in Spanish, for which there
is an
abundant literature, and our discussions of the readings will also be in
Spanish, switching to English as needed. Time permitting, I will
combine the
Spanish section with videoconferencing with some students in Puerto Rico
and
Mexico.
I have also had informal gatherings, or "tertulias" as we say in
Spanish, about
Vygotsky in Spanish, where students can read and discuss not only
Spanish
translations of Vygotsky and other colleagues' writings, but articles
by Latino
and Spanish authors (e.g., Riviere, del Río & Alvarez, Baquero, Arias,
González
Rey, Rodríguez, Corral, among others) whose work do not usually appear
in
English.
To those colleagues who have responded to your initial query: would it
be
helpful to also include a copy of the syllabi used in our courses?
Saludos, Luis
Luis C. Moll, Ph.D.
Professor
Department of Language, Reading & Culture
College of Education
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721
(520)621-1311
Quoting Shirley Franklin <s.franklin@dsl.pipex.com>:
We are doing some research into courses which teach about Vygotsky.
Would really welcome feedback in terms of course name and level, and
place.
Thanks so much for your co-operation
Shirley
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