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Cole, M., Gay, Glick, and Sharp 1971 |
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Cole, Michael, John Gay, Joseph A. Glick, and Donald W. Sharp. 1971.The cultural context of learning and thinking: An exploration in experimental anthropology. London: Tavistock; Methuen . 304 pages. 416755100 (hardcover); 422756504 (paperback). Location: Dallas SIL Library 155.8 C689c. | |
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Study began with an interest in Liberian Kpelle children's experience of difficulty with Western-style mathematics. Authors inquired about the kinds of mathematical knowledge children took to school. This included ways local people | |
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Authors found people do best at what they consider important and do often. Traditional cultures differ from technologically advanced cultures in the kinds of intellectual demands they make. | |
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