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  • CHAT theory or activity theory by Engestrom

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    Have you heard about CHAT theory? Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT) is an evolved framework from Vygotsky’s original cultural-historical psychology, further developed by Leontiev and Engeström. It gives educators lens to analyse and understand children and families, focusing on the interaction between children and their socio-cultural context. CHAT origins Vygotsky introduced the idea of mediation, where…

  • Reconceptualist Theories: Rethinking Early Childhood Education

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    Are the traditional approaches of Piaget and Vygotsky in early childhood education holding us back? Discover how reconceptualist theories challenge the status quo, offering fresh perspectives that can transform your teaching practice and empower the next generation of learners. Join me as I explore these innovative ideas and their impact on the future of early…