sk one's own questions is the most democratically consequential and most consistently neglected skill that educat... world, and stands as one of the most practically consequential contributions to democratic education theory made
wey addressed the most persistent and practically consequential debate in educational theory: the conflict betwee... iversity and other institutions, was particularly consequential: his Chinese students — including Hu Shih and Guo
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Vygotsky's most widely known and practically consequential concept is the **Zone of Proximal Development** (... nd Cole's translations — has been one of the most consequential intellectual recoveries in the history of psychol
years of political isolation to some of the most consequential philosophical writing of antiquity. After Caesar'... e Christian and Modern Worlds ====
Cicero's most consequential educational role may be the one he never intended
ctic Structures in 1957 initiated one of the most consequential revolutions in the history of linguistics and cog... n Device ====
The deepest and most educationally consequential dimension of Chomsky's linguistic work is his arg
s, covering the three subjects he considered most consequential for the formation of the whole person: Vietnamese... His translations, however, may have been his most consequential literary contribution: his Vietnamese rendering o
Global Achievement Gap// (2008) is Wagner's most consequential and widely read work, and its central argument co... argues that it is nested within a larger and more consequential gap: the gap between what schools of every kind —
tions of intellectual encounter are educationally consequential: the centre's architecture, its gardens, its prox... of his career. His example suggests that the most consequential contributions to scientific education are sometim