Dialogic conceptualizations of learning have rapidly arisen in the last two decades. Building upon Vygotsky’s socio-cultural psychology, these theories emphasize that people make meaning in interaction with others, where language is the main mediational tool. One of those accounts is the theory of “dialogic learning” (Flecha, 2000). This article explores two of the principles of dialogic learning: egalitarian dialogue and instrumental dimension, through the meanings that a group of elementary school children gave to learning in interactive groups, a practice of dialogic learning in the classroom. The data revealed the meanings that students gave to those two principles of dialogic learning and how each of those principles gets manifested in...
The increasing presence of and claim for dialogue in today"s society has already had an impact on th...
In Eva Marsal’s article, a model is presented that teaches children to philosophize by acquiring a s...
This paper uses Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach to examine collaborative language play in an ESL c...
Dialogic conceptualizations of learning have rapidly arisen inthe last two decades. Building upon Vy...
This article highlights the contributions of the dialogic learning approach to educational theory, w...
In this chapter, we aim to show how dialogic classroom talk in early childhood classrooms might cont...
This jointly written article is the attempt to share with other teachers, teacher trainers, other pr...
Dialogue, as a communication form characterized by its commitment to inclusiveness and rationality, ...
This paper discusses the move from learning theories from the industrial society to learning theorie...
Even casual observations of children's everyday lives reveal that they are constantly engaged in tal...
Dialogues in multireligious public schools do not run smoothly by simply gathering a plural group of...
This paper discusses the move from learning theories from the industrial society to learning theorie...
In this chapter we explore the nature and significance of classroom-based educational dialogues for ...
This article reports on a study which analysed the dialogue among students working in small groups. ...
In the majority of classrooms, the interaction among teachers and children can still be characterize...
The increasing presence of and claim for dialogue in today"s society has already had an impact on th...
In Eva Marsal’s article, a model is presented that teaches children to philosophize by acquiring a s...
This paper uses Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach to examine collaborative language play in an ESL c...
Dialogic conceptualizations of learning have rapidly arisen inthe last two decades. Building upon Vy...
This article highlights the contributions of the dialogic learning approach to educational theory, w...
In this chapter, we aim to show how dialogic classroom talk in early childhood classrooms might cont...
This jointly written article is the attempt to share with other teachers, teacher trainers, other pr...
Dialogue, as a communication form characterized by its commitment to inclusiveness and rationality, ...
This paper discusses the move from learning theories from the industrial society to learning theorie...
Even casual observations of children's everyday lives reveal that they are constantly engaged in tal...
Dialogues in multireligious public schools do not run smoothly by simply gathering a plural group of...
This paper discusses the move from learning theories from the industrial society to learning theorie...
In this chapter we explore the nature and significance of classroom-based educational dialogues for ...
This article reports on a study which analysed the dialogue among students working in small groups. ...
In the majority of classrooms, the interaction among teachers and children can still be characterize...
The increasing presence of and claim for dialogue in today"s society has already had an impact on th...
In Eva Marsal’s article, a model is presented that teaches children to philosophize by acquiring a s...
This paper uses Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach to examine collaborative language play in an ESL c...