The teaching learning from the perspective of sociocultural constructivism
Keywords:
constructivist conception, self-organization, socio-cultural contextAbstract
In the conception constructivista, the subject and the object join the process of construction of the knowledge, which, it stops being a linear representation of what happens in the reality, independently of the man who constructs it. The knowledge not only is determined by schemes and innate and / or acquired capacities, but the needs of self-organization and development of the own subjective system, in this respect, it enters game the sociocultural context where one is immersed.
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