El papel del profesor en la construcción social del conocimiento

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  • Derek Edwards

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https://doi.org/10.12795/IE.1990.i10.03

Abstract

En este artículo, que se interesa fundamentalmente por las relaciones entre lenguaje, conocimiento y desarrollo psicológico, analiza el tema del conocimiento compartido, cómo se construye el conocimiento en el discurso. Se centra en tres aspectos: a) el papel del poder y el control por parte del profesor en la construcción del conocimiento de los alumnos, b) la contextualización del lenguaje en la escuela y, c) las relaciones entre el discurso en el aula y el conocimiento.

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2021-05-09

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Edwards, D. (2021). El papel del profesor en la construcción social del conocimiento. Investigaci´ón En La Escuela, (10), 33–49. https://doi.org/10.12795/IE.1990.i10.03

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No. 10 (1990)

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