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Re: [xmca] LSV/Internalization/CH-Language



Dot,
Just read your attachment.
I hope you have a long, long life, Dot.
You have so much to tell us.

Andy

Dot Robbins wrote:
Dear Peter,
Thanks for you article on Freire-Vygotsky....it was sent on a public format, so I will try to answer that way. The answers are with a view to those interested in Freire-Vygotsky....I liked your article very much....I was not sure what to do, but have tried to state things that will hopefully create a new discussion between some on the possible, future connections with Freire-Vygotsky. I am hoping that you are creating a real bridge between Vygotsky-Freire.
With warm regards,
Dot


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