Lev Semenovich Vygotsky's scientific contributions
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... The theory of Social Development (Vgotsky, 1962) carries two principles. One, the principle of cognitive development states that the capacity for storing knowledge is limited to a certain range at any given age. ...
... This issue dates back to manual arts and industrial arts programs of the early 1900s (Love, 2019b;Love and Roy, 2023;Storm, 1993;Threeton & Walter, 2013). Rooted in the work of notable educational philosophers and psychologists such as John Dewey (1963), Jean Piaget (1973), and Lev Vygotsky (1962), authentic hands-on constructivist learning experiences have and continue to be the cornerstone of STEM education and CTE programs. These programs continue to play an important role as they prepare youth with valuable problem solving skills, and specific technical and scientific skills that are critical to society (Love, 2015). ...
