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Lesson 22 Interactionist Approach and Sociocultural Theory 128-133 40-41 Lesson 23 Aspects of Sociocultural Theory 134-139 42-43 Lesson 24 Activity Theory, Private Speech, and Scaffolding 140-145 44 Lesson 25 Empirical Evidence and Socio-Cultural Learning 146-151 45
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