rounded in two revolutionary tenets: the need for inner connection in learning and the need for self-acti... ly, community, and world to which it contributed. Inner connection meant that children must begin with wh... mation of forms — the child's capacity to connect inner imagination to materials by converting them into
le et al., Eds.). Harvard University Press.
==== Inner Speech and the Relationship Between Thought and L... e, and semantically dense as it transforms into **inner speech** — the silent, compressed, image-rich int... (from social speech through egocentric speech to inner speech) implies that thought is not merely expres
the deficit narratives that historically defined inner-city schooling.
* Canada, G. (1999b). The curr... Where conventional educational discourse treated inner-city children as problems to be managed, Canada i
==== The Play Technique and Access to the Child's Inner World ====
Klein's most immediately practical co... the infant is engaged in a primitive but complex inner life structured by love, hatred, gratitude, envy,