Development through participation in sociocultural activity

Barbara Rogoff, Jacqueline Baker-Sennett, Pilar Lacasa, Denise M. Goldsmith

1995-01-01articleNew Directions for Child and Adolescent Development289 citationsclosed

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Youth Development and Social Support Psychology of Development and Education Children's Rights and Participation

Abstract

This chapter presents and illustrates the theoretical position that as people participate in sociocultural activities, they contribute to the development of community practices that simultaneously contribute to the individuals' own development.

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