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The trouble is always working out where to start. Which term do you discuss
first without having explained any of the terms you need to explain the
first one?! A wiki with lots of hyperlinks possibly makes this a lot
easier. I take it you were being facetious when you called this simple? :)
Helen
Dr Helen Grimmett
Lecturer, Student Adviser,
Faculty of Education,
Building 902, Room 159
Monash University, Berwick campus
Phone: 9904 7171
On 4 October 2013 09:17, mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com> wrote:
Go for it, Andy
Mike
On Thursday, October 3, 2013, Andy Blunden wrote:
I'd be interested in collaborating in constructing a Wiki section on CHAT
terms, Mike. And I would add to your list:
Action, Behaviour, Artefact, Mediation, Activity, Situation (apart from
SSD), Consciousness, Matter and Concept.
Andy
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*Andy Blunden*
http://home.mira.net/~andy/
mike cole wrote:
Bruce is asking about absence of email on xmca. I have sent a couple of
message, but of course do not
see them except later on the accumulated list.
What's new? There sure are a lot of you out there. Hit reply and say
something about what you
are working on or wondering about.
For example, I have been fussing over vocabulary confusions in a course
that I visit in Colorado taught by
Kris G. Learning, development, practice, zoped, social situation of
development, context...... how are they related in Vygotky's theory??
Simple
questions like that.
And you??
mike