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resource on children's agency as freedom OR efficacy

Submitted by alesnick on Thu, 07/22/2010 - 10:51am.

Hi All,

For another project, I am reading some of cultural anthropologist David Lacy's work on global understandings of how children learn culture; one is "Cultural Transmission and the Paradox of Children's Agency."

This connects with the discussion we shared of how to recognize unconscious as well as conscious experiences and frameworks in education planning, and how to think about the relation of constraint and opportunity/boundary and scaffold.

-- Alice

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