The Cultural Nature of Human Development

alot of marks in it but still readable. I was warned about the highlighting but it was a little more than I thought it would be.

Rogoff's acclaimed concepts about how human development and culture naturally intertwine unfold in a highly intricate matter within this text. Like Jerome Bruner, her prose can overpopulate itself with too many techy terms for the average educator; however, if you can push through the woods of her thick style, you will uncover many truths about culture. As she puts forth, culture springs from the natural progression of social history and interaction. Each culture possesses its own scripts and nuances on what exists as "typical" development. I invite anyone to delve into her mind.

rogoff does well...very interesting research that has great depth. she brings very compelling information to the table.