(S4,Ep58) Is there a best and worst time for progressive teaching?
From a pedological lens, David Kellogg suggests that there's a time and place for progressive, child-centered teaching -- under special conditions, and certainly not as a matter of course. (Original...
10 Sep 20202min
(S1,Ep17) David Kellogg on Pedology and the Importance of Word Meaning
In this teaching-centric conversation, David Kellogg shares an interesting perspective on pedagogical (and pedological) Vygotsky. (Originally published September 9, 2020) Highlights include: 0:46 - ...
10 Sep 20201h 18min
(S3,Ep17) Three questions about the "unit of analysis" idea
Three follow-up questions - on the idea of 'unit of analysis' - after a recent chat with Andy Blunden. (Originally published September 5, 2020) The recent chat referenced is here: http://tiny.cc/uzvss...
5 Sep 202010min
(S4,Ep57) Opinions on diversity
Vygotsky is a nice common interest. As caricatures, Andy and I should hate each other; as individuals, not so much. (Originally published September 4, 2020) Full chat here: http://tiny.cc/iptssz
4 Sep 20202min
(S4,Ep56) Perspective-shaping experiences
Andy Blunden reflects - personally and generally - on the role of dramatic experiences on personality development. (Originally published September 4, 2020) Full chat here: http://tiny.cc/iptssz
4 Sep 20202min
(S4,Ep55) Vygotsky's explosion of creativity
Andy Blunden lists various units of analysis developed by Vygotsky during a fertile period, against a revolutionary backdrop. (Originally published September 4, 2020) Full chat here: http://tiny.cc/i...
4 Sep 20202min
(S4,Ep54) Two sides to the "unit of analysis" idea
Andy Blunden distinguishes the 'mechanical' unit of analysis from the 'organic' (Originally published September 4, 2020) Full chat here: http://tiny.cc/iptssz
4 Sep 20202min
(S4,Ep53) What does "unit of analysis" mean?
Andy Blunden offers historical context and an explanation. (Originally published September 4, 2020) Full chat here: http://tiny.cc/iptssz
4 Sep 20202min
