underlined for the first time the essential role played by social interactions in cognitive development. Since then, many authors have been studying social interactions and their mediating role in knowledge apprehension and in skills acquisition. Inspired by L. Vygotsky's theory, many contextualized researches were conducted that showed social interactions, namely peer interactions, were a main facilitator factor for pupils ' socio-cognitive development, both in performing their math tasks and in relation to their overall academic achievement in this subject. The contextualized studies also underlined the power of peer interactions in promoting pupils ' social integration and participation. Interaction and Knowledge is a rese...
This microgenetic study investigates the process by which children’s relational thinking develops th...
This paper reports on a three year study of patterns of student-student social interaction that medi...
Background. A Vygotskian framework links cognitive change to collaborative interaction with a more ...
In recent years there has been a growing research interest in the social nature of knowledge (e.g. D...
Social interactions, namely peer interactions, have been recognized as a facilitator factor for soci...
This paper deals with the role of peer interaction in cognitive development from the perspective of ...
This thesis is concerned with the importance of social factors in cognitive development: specificall...
The aim of this study was to re-examine the hypotheses of Mugny & Doise (1978). Seventy-seven presch...
10 Interacting with other people has proven to be quite 11 effective in assisting the learner to org...
In spring 2010 nine undergraduate students were interviewed about their experiences of first year ma...
Academic talk in the classroom and its capacity to promote intellectual development and academic att...
This paper reports on a study which examined the occurrence of ‘exploratory talk’, as defined by Bar...
This paper deals with the role of asymmetrical peer interaction in the development of formal oper...
A great deal of research underlines the beneficial conse-quences of social interactions on learning ...
Our research dealt with the role of independent construction of formal operations and asymmetric pee...
This microgenetic study investigates the process by which children’s relational thinking develops th...
This paper reports on a three year study of patterns of student-student social interaction that medi...
Background. A Vygotskian framework links cognitive change to collaborative interaction with a more ...
In recent years there has been a growing research interest in the social nature of knowledge (e.g. D...
Social interactions, namely peer interactions, have been recognized as a facilitator factor for soci...
This paper deals with the role of peer interaction in cognitive development from the perspective of ...
This thesis is concerned with the importance of social factors in cognitive development: specificall...
The aim of this study was to re-examine the hypotheses of Mugny & Doise (1978). Seventy-seven presch...
10 Interacting with other people has proven to be quite 11 effective in assisting the learner to org...
In spring 2010 nine undergraduate students were interviewed about their experiences of first year ma...
Academic talk in the classroom and its capacity to promote intellectual development and academic att...
This paper reports on a study which examined the occurrence of ‘exploratory talk’, as defined by Bar...
This paper deals with the role of asymmetrical peer interaction in the development of formal oper...
A great deal of research underlines the beneficial conse-quences of social interactions on learning ...
Our research dealt with the role of independent construction of formal operations and asymmetric pee...
This microgenetic study investigates the process by which children’s relational thinking develops th...
This paper reports on a three year study of patterns of student-student social interaction that medi...
Background. A Vygotskian framework links cognitive change to collaborative interaction with a more ...