(S4,Ep1) Nikolai Veresov on the misunderstanding of ZPD
Why is Vygotsky's most famous concept still "a victim of misunderstanding"? (Originally published Jan 23, 2020) Full video here: http://tiny.cc/fl83iz
7 Elo 20201min
(S3,Ep12) Vygotskian Threshold Concepts?
What do you think is the most powerful threshold concept in Vygotsky's work? Andy Blunden weighs in, followed by responses from three other Vygotskian researchers. (Originally published Jun 25, 2020)...
7 Elo 202010min
(S3,Ep11) Halliday for Teachers? (key concept)
David Kellogg weighs in on the question, "Which 'threshold concept' of Halliday's can open portals for teachers?" (Originally published Jun 19, 2020) 0:07 - A question for David 2:05 - David tells us...
7 Elo 202019min
(S3,Ep10) What's worth knowing about Trust Networks?
Andy Blunden weighs in. (Originally published Jun 2, 2020) Here is The Lancet's retraction: http://tiny.cc/o3tiqz More context on the Lancet hydroxychloroquine study: http://tiny.cc/h4tiqz Here is t...
7 Elo 20208min
(S3,Ep9) Notes on Dialectics, 1 (bird's-eye view)
I am trying to understand Vygotsky's theory in a way that's easy to explain. This is harder than I had hoped. For instance, a sufficient understanding of dialectics appears to be a requirement. Her...
7 Elo 202015min
(S3,Ep8) How accurate is Peterson's assessment here?
Issue: identity politics and polarization. Andy Blunden weighs in. As can you -- feel free to add a response of your own. (Originally published Feb 26, 2020) Original source: http://tiny.cc/c5xojz
7 Elo 20206min
(S3,Ep7) Inner speech is where words go to die? (Vygotsky)
Andy Blunden addresses an interesting question from Helena Worthen. Thank you to both. (Originally published Feb 17, 2020)
7 Elo 20206min
(S3,Ep6) What do all these terms mean?
So many -isms, what do they all mean? Andy Blunden offers his perspective. (Originally posted Feb 20, 2020)
7 Elo 20209min
