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Activity theory
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a learning theory that emphasizes the role of social interactions and meaningful activities in shaping individual learning experiences and cognitive development
What is "activity theory"?
Activity theory focuses on how people learn through engagement in activities that involve tools, social interactions, and cultural context. It emphasizes the dynamic relationship between the learner, the activity, and the community. According to activity theory, learning is a social process shaped by the interaction between individuals and their environment, with the use of tools and collaboration playing a central role in shaping knowledge and problem-solving skills.
Examples
Teachers incorporate activity theory into their lesson plans to promote collaborative learning experiences among students.
