Vygotsky
Culture
Speech
Educational Implications
Criticisms
100

The country Vygotsky was from

What is Russia?

100

The number of ways cultural tools can be passed from one to the other

What is three?

100

The tool of culture that enables social interaction 

What is language?

100

This person believed that children construct their own ideas of the world

Who is Piaget?

100

Vygotsky did not validate his findings. Instead, he relied on...

What are observation and testing?

200

Vygotsky worked with these two psychologists 

Who are Alexander Luria and Alexei Leontiev? 

200

Type of learning where one person tries to copy another

What is imitative learning?

200

The first stage of language development 

What is social or external speech?

200

This term influences the efficacy of learning through social interaction (1/4)

What are past experiences, personality attributes, locus of control, or self-esteem?

200

This is a factor involved in a child's active construction of knowledge (hint: study of inherited characteristics)

What is genetics?

300

The type of psychologist Vygotsky was

What is an educational psychologist?

300

Instructed learning involves remembering the instructions of the teacher and then using these instructions to...

What is self-regulate? 

300

The ages that egocentric speech occur at

What is 3-7?
300

ZPD stands for this Vygotskian term

What is zone of proximal development?

400

The illness Vygotsky died of

What is tuberculosis?

400

A group of students will work together to understand the task at hand 

What is collaborative learning?

400

With maturity, egocentric speech becomes this type of speech

What is inner speech?

400

This symbolizes strong initial teacher support which is gradually reduced as the student reaches the desired outcome

What is scaffolding? 

500

The decade Vygotsky's studies were brought to the English-speaking world (hint: the end of the Cold War)

What are the 1960s? 

500

Elementary functions (responding to a mother's voice, crying for a need) are transformed into these higher mental functions (1/3)

What are problem solving, logic, and propositional/hypothetical thinking?

500

The internal acceptance of social values, beliefs, attitudes, or standards as one's own is called this term

What is internalization?

500

Overt reliance on peer support may cause this term

What is regression?

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