Formação de conceitos segundo a teoria de assimilação de Galperin

Authors

  • Isauro Beltrán Nuñez UFRN
  • Otmara Gonzalez Pacheco Universidade de Havana

Keywords:

Galperin, P. Ya, Psicologia, Processo de Ensino-Aprendizagem

Abstract

O texto discute as idéias fundamentais do mecanismo de interiorização de atividade externa segundo a teoria de assimilação da atividade mental por etapas, elaborada pelo cientista russo P. Ya. Galperin, continuador dos trabalhos de L. S. Vigotsky. Esse mecanismo permite formular conceitos científicos como componentes de tipos específicos de atividades de aprendizagem.

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Author Biographies

Isauro Beltrán Nuñez, UFRN

Otmara Gonzalez Pacheco, Universidade de Havana

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Published

1998-11-30

How to Cite

Beltrán Nuñez, I., & Gonzalez Pacheco, O. (1998). Formação de conceitos segundo a teoria de assimilação de Galperin. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (105), 92–109. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/705

Issue

No. 105 (1998)

Section

Outros Temas

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