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[xmca] Re: Good source on germ cells and development



That is a really useful find, Andy. I was looking for a full article I
thought she wrote for MCA.
I wonder where the more detailed descriptions of lessons can be found. I
bet they exist.
Mike

On Monday, July 1, 2013, Andy Blunden wrote:

> At last! I found the MCA article that I had been thinking of.
> It is a review of Vasily Davydov's book by Jean Schmittau.
> (Not a review of Schmittau by Peter!)
> Attached
>
> Andy
>
> mike cole wrote:
>
>> I am looking for an article by Jean Schmittau that gives a clear
>> explanation of Davydov's approach to math
>> education that has excessible examples for the use of the "germ cell" idea
>> in practical (effective!) early
>> math instruction.
>>
>
>
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