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Re: [xmca] rope metaphors



Aesthetically beautiful! Pedagogically engaging!

mike cole wrote:
Apropos of helices (sp?) and intermingling of different lines of
development, here is bill blanton re-
representing the vygotskying two lines of development merging but with
respect to reading.

Social-cultural representations to be sure.
mike


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