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Abstract
This study examines the relevance of Vygotsky’s cultural-histo-
rical approach in contemporary education through the integra-
tion of bibliometric and hermeneutic methods. It analyzes re-
cent academic production and reinterprets key categories of his
pedagogical thought. The methodology includes a bibliometric
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gotsky’s pedagogical dimension is essential to better unders-
tand socially and culturally mediated educational processes in
the twenty-first century.
Keywords:
RESUMEN
Este estudio examina la relevancia del enfoque histórico-cultu-
ral de Vygotsky en la educación contemporánea mediante la in-
la producción académica reciente y reinterpreta categorías cla-
ve de su pensamiento pedagógico. La metodología incluye una
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lisis hermenéutico de textos centrales. Los resultados muestran
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lia. El estudio concluye que recuperar la dimensión pedagógica
educativos mediados social y culturalmente en el siglo XXI.
Palabras claves: -
Contributions of the historiCal-Cultural
approaCh to eduCation in vygotsky’s thought
Contribuciones del enfoque histórico-cultural a la educación
en el pensamiento de Vygotsky
Johan Méndez-Reyes
Ecuador.
jmendezr@ups.edu.ec
Este trabajo está depositado en Zenodo:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21895490
Pedro González-Rivera
Ecuador.
pgonzalezr@ups.edu.ec
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I
ntroduCtIon
The complexity of educational
processes on a global scale has dri-
ven the assessment of diverse stra-
tegies aimed at achieving quality
goals for 2030 and beyond. Within
to recognize the enduring relevance
of fundamental aspects of educatio-
particularly those emerging from the
main pedagogical traditions.
During the early decades of the
and constructivism incorporated the
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at the end of the nineteenth and the
beginning of the twentieth century.
the contributions of several scholars
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constructivism.
analysis of internal mental proces-
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the student as an active processor of
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sited that knowledge is actively
constructed by the learner through
interaction and cultural context. Wi-
pedagogical mediation emerge as es-
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moted learner agency through parti-
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Within this context lies social
Sociocultural Theory developed by
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butions continue to serve as key re-
ferences in contemporary pedagogi-
study aims to analyze education from
a cultural-historical perspective wi-
thin Vygotsky’s body of work.
lIterature revIeW
The complex social reality of the
late nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries profoundly shaped the glo-
and regional levels. Within this period
of transition in the former Tsarist Em-
family moved to the city of Gomel.
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llectual ability.
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He also pursued studies in psycholo-
wrote several essays on Hamlet and
other topics related to the psycholo-
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pleted his university studies.
where he worked as a teacher of lite-
rature and psychology at a pedago-
he engaged in intense intellectual
activity: he founded a psychologi-
cal laboratory in Gomel and studied
the works of leading scientists such
he presented a paper at the Second
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his research in theoretical psycholo-
defended his thesis on the psycholo-
gy of art.
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ky collaborated closely with eminent
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mental studies that laid the founda-
tions for his theory of psychological
development. He also taught at va-
rious universities and led several im-
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published his seminal work Thought
considered the synthesis of his theo-
retical framework.
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llectual legacy profoundly influenced
modern pedagogy and psychology.
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Throughout more than 180 wor-
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principles of what became known as
the early decades of the twentieth
century.
Vygotsky explored the relations-
analyzing how artistic works influen-
ce perception and emotional develo-
pment. He proposed that art plays an
essential role in shaping conscious-
and serving as a tool for learning and
communication.
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gotsky helped to consolidate one of
the earliest efforts to systematize the
relationship between psychology and
to provide a scientific foundation for
education should not be confined to
the transmission of knowledge but
rather understood as a social and
cultural phenomenon contributing
to the development of higher mental
functions. It emphasized the need to
analyze the interaction between tea-
that schools must operate within the
the space between what a learner
can accomplish independently and
what they can achieve with guidan-
language mediation as a fundamental
instrument of thought and cultural in-
ternalization.
Vygotsky conceived education
which the educational process com-
bines the child’s adaptation to their
environment with their capacity to
modify their own psychological de-
the teacher plays a central role as a
mediator between the child and cul-
in the conception of the student as an
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In The History of the Development
Vygotsky examined the evolution of
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these functions emerge through so-
cial and cultural interaction. He di-
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which result from culturally and socia-
he introduced the transition from the
interpsychological (social) to the in-
emphasizing that without a histori-
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velopment would be impossible.
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ned his analysis of the development
participation in educational and cog-
nitive growth.
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sential activity for cognitive and social
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thus emerges as a meaningful peda-
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and Language (the year of his dea-
It examines the relationship between
with significant impact on psycholo-
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sed on stages of child growth and on
the influence of culture and the social
that development is non-linear and
fundamentally mediated by cultural
and interpersonal interactions.
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previously unpublished work articula-
ted his ideas on emotion and his cri-
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pleting his broad intellectual legacy in
psychology and education.
Specialized literature often attri-
butes to Vygotsky a predominantly
social conception of human develop-
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llaborators described their approach
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ter his disciples consolidated the ex-
pression cultural-historical psycholo-
to distinguish between the animal and
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tion alone was insufficient—animal
communities may exhibit forms of so-
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tood as the appropriation of tools and
signs functioning as psychological
instruments that transform individual
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though not everything social is cultu-
ral. Whereas the social refers to exter-
involves symbolic mediation proces-
ses that generate qualitative transfor-
mations in personality and conscious-
not be conflated with sociology; its
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bols—are internalized as higher psy-
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cesses originate in social interaction
but acquire a truly cultural character
only when they become instruments
of internal development (Solovieva et
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rical approach should not be confu-
sed with constructivist perspectives
that indiscriminately equate the social
decisive factor is the internalization of
process that fundamentally distingui-
shes the human mind from other for-
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culture constitutes the condition of
possibility for psychological deve-
human experience across both indivi-
dual and historical dimensions (Solo-
The essential contributions of Vy-
gotsky’s cultural-historical concep-
tion began to spread throughout Latin
by the publication of his works and
the inclusion of his ideas in educa-
tional programs and curricula. Initia-
sufficient social and cultural contex-
enriched by national particularities as
practical applications became inte-
grated with local research contribu-
tions. These studies—disseminated
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gthened the systematic adoption of
this approach among education pro-
approach serves as an official refe-
rence in the educational sphere and
is explicitly incorporated into post-
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dies in education—as well as under-
graduate curricula in psychology and
psycho-pedagogy. It is recognized as
a key component for the study of the
psychological and pedagogical foun-
dations of education and for the criti-
cal analysis of contemporary psycho-
cultural-historical approach as a
theoretical foundation is frequent-
ly evidenced in undergraduate and
permeates various psycho-pedagogi-
cal courses within teacher education
role as a theoretical and methodo-
logical framework in both academic
production and professional practice
Vygotsky’s sociocultural perspec-
tive highlights the essential interde-
pendence between the learner and
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initial stages of knowledge acquisi-
tion toward more advanced levels of
contemporary educational reforms
promote the teacher’s role as a faci-
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vironments conducive to the learner’s
active construction of knowledge.
tools and signs is fundamental to me-
diating learning activities. The imple-
mentation of workshops with specific
resources designed to foster students’
professional and social development
is regarded as a key strategy for lin-
learner’s comprehensive formation.
centrality of the social context in the
that human beings do not develop in
isolation but through constant inte-
raction with their community. Within
encourage the creation of develop-
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hance both individual and collective
dimension of learning (Salazar Quis-
Methodology
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This study is grounded in a qua-
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texts addressing Vygotsky’s body of
work. This design made it possible
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to analyze his pedagogical thought
from an interpretive perspective that
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contemporary educational paradig-
ms. The research was structured into
integration allowed for a rigorous and
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neutic.
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analysis was conducted using data re-
trieved from the Web of Science data-
The search was performed across tit-
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ying Vygotsky as the primary descrip-
identified and subsequently selected
based on their theoretical relevance
and educational pertinence. The me-
tadata were exported in plain text for-
mat and imported into the VOSviewer
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sing and visualization.
The co-occurrence analysis of
keywords enabled the identification
of thematic nodes and conceptual ne-
-
cal psychology. The findings revea-
led a high concentration of studies
in countries with a consolidated aca-
underscoring the need to strengthen
regional scientific production on the
author’s work.
Figure 1.
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The bibliometric analysis reveals
a conceptual network in which the
nodes represent the most recurrent
keywords within the specialized litera-
ture. The size of each node indicates
connecting lines depict co-occurren-
ce relationships between terms. The
thematic core is structured around
Vygotsky and cultural-historical psy-
in shaping the field. Surrounding this
nucleus emerge closely related ca-
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areas of influence and expansion of
this approach.
This pattern demonstrates that
Vygotsky’s work continues to function
as an organizing axis for theoretical
consolidating cultural-historical psy-
chology as an interdisciplinary refe-
rence in contemporary research.
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served that most studies addressed
Vygotsky from psychological or cog-
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king his pedagogical dimension. This
finding led to a refined search using
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cles of greater educational relevance.
to statistical analysis to determine the
geographical and temporal distribu-
tion of publications.
Table 1 shows that the countries
with the highest number of Web of
Science-indexed studies on Vygots-
ky and his relationship with education
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se figures indicate a significant con-
centration of scientific production in
regions with strong academic tradi-
tions in education and psychology.
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a modest presence (ranging from 3 to
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Country Total
Number of
Studies
Yearly Distribution
Russia 39
United
States
21
Australia 14
Brazil 13
Canada 9
United
Kingdom
9
Japan
Ukraine 5
Germany 4
New
Zealand
4
Spain 4
France 3
Nether-
lands
3
Singa-
pore
3
Uzbekis-
tan
3
Other
Coun-
tries
Randomly distributed
across various years
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nate the academic production on Vy-
gotsky and education indexed in Web
collectively accounting for more than
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growing participation but remain un-
derrepresented compared to the lea-
ding nations. This pattern reflects a
continued concentration of research
activity in regions with established
traditions in psychology and educa-
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butions from new academic contexts.
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suggesting a gap in the region’s aca-
demic production and visibility con-
cerning Vygotsky’s work. This absen-
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been systematically incorporated or
disseminated in high-impact indexed
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though the studies analyzed span se-
on Vygotsky primarily from psycholo-
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looking a deeper exploration of his di-
rect contributions to education—such
dialogical learning. This limitation re-
may be quantitatively significant in
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ture the richness of Vygotsky’s work
in relation to concrete educational
practices.
The metadata processing in VOS
viewer enabled the construction of
the presence of two main clusters:
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rary appropriation of his work with
a marked inclination toward activity
theory;
on cultural-historical psychology and
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mological core of the cultural-histori-
cal tradition.
The limited interconnection be-
tween these two clusters exposes a
conceptual fragmentation in contem-
interpretations are often privileged
at the expense of a comprehensive
pedagogical understanding of the au-
thor’s thought.
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-
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the predominant conceptual structure
within the scientific literature addres-
sing Vygotsky and his relationship
with education. Two main clusters are
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the contemporary appropriation of his
with a bias toward activity theory as
the dominant explanatory framework;
cultural-historical psychology and Vy-
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logical core of the cultural-historical
tradition and the original foundations
of his thought.
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ters are limited and reduced to iso-
lated links between education and
activity theory with cultural-historical
psychology. This weak articulation re-
veals a fragmentation in the way cu-
rrent literature addresses Vygotsky’s
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tations and general approaches to his
educational contributions from a cul-
tural-historical perspective.
This finding exposes a significant
limitation in the analyzed corpus: most
of the selected references contribute
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displacing the specificity of Vygots-
ky’s cultural-historical proposal within
it becomes necessary to reorient bi-
bliographic searches toward sources
that more rigorously and deeply re-
cover the educational dimension of
framework from being diluted within
secondary theoretical currents.
method was applied as the central
interpretive strategy. This approach
proved suitable for examining the
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constructed through the interaction
The hermeneutic analysis enabled
the interpretation of the evolution of
Vygotsky’s thought and its relevance
focusing on key categories such as
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reinterpretations among the various
pedagogical trends that have revisi-
ted his intellectual legacy.
This process contributed to linking
the findings of the bibliometric analy-
sis with a qualitative and interpretive
understanding of current educational
vision of Vygotsky’s enduring influen-
ce on modern pedagogy.
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The articulation between the bi-
bliometric analysis and the herme-
neutic method enabled a comprehen-
sive and dialectical understanding of
Vygotsky’s pedagogical thought. The
-
-
pretive depth and philosophical-con-
textual meaning.
This methodological combination
established a coherent and validated
theoretical soundness of the study
and its contribution to the field of
educational research by recovering
the essence of cultural-historical psy-
chology as an interdisciplinary and
pedagogically relevant approach.
results
The results of the systematic li-
terature review on Vygotsky’s cultu-
ral-historical approach are presented
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mes of the study Education in Vygots-
Table 2 includes books and book
chapters—both classical and con-
temporary—that constitute the theo-
retical pillars of Vygotsky’s oeuvre and
that of his principal successors. This
corpus encompasses foundational
texts such as Thought and Language
and The History of the Development
subsequent contributions that have
expanded upon the conceptualization
psychology and pedagogy.
Table 2. -
Reference Type
Learning and Development:
Activity Theory and the Zone
of Proximal Development. In C.
Psychological Devel-
opment and Education. Vol. II:
Educational Psychology (pp.
Book
chapter/
collective
volume
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Vygotsky
and School Learning. Buenos
Book
The Zone of Proximal Develop-
ment (ZPD) in Twenty-First Cen-
tury Higher Education. Universi-
Book
Psychology
and Pedagogy.
Book
The
History of the Development of
Higher Mental Functions (Col-
lected Works
Classical
book
The
Theory of Emotions: A Histor-
ical-Psychological Study
Book
Thought
and Language.
y Educación.
Book
Learning and Development:
Activity Theory and the Zone
of Proximal Development. In C.
Psychological Devel-
opment and Education. Vol. II:
Educational Psychology (pp.
Book
chapter/
collective
volume
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make it possible to contrast and up-
date current debates surrounding the
cultural-historical approach. These
sources ensure academic rigor and
research studies that address a wide
range of perspectives—from compa-
-
to more recent explorations of deve-
lopmental education and the dialec-
tics of early childhood education.
Table 3.
Reference Journal Database
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Theory of Education and Its Evolutionary
Educational Theory
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Cultural-Historical Theory. International
International Research in Early
Childhood Education
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les publications disseminated through
other relevant academic databases
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ropean contexts. These sources illus-
trate how Vygotskian categories have
been appropriated and reinterpreted
across diverse educational and cultu-
and ongoing relevance of the cultu-
ral-historical approach.
Table 4.
Reference Journal Database
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Revista Neuronum
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Revista Educación (Costa
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tructivism: Their Contributions and the
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Research: From Tradition to Traditionalism.
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Horizontes
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of works responds to a criterion of
breadth and representativeness: on
foundational texts and those of his
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derstanding the genesis of the cul-
tural-historical approach; and on the
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porary research that demonstrates its
continued relevance in modern edu-
cation. This combination enables the
articulation of the historical dimen-
sion with the critical and philosophical
with the hermeneutic purpose of the
study.
dIsCussIon
This study adopts a hermeneu-
tic perspective to critically analyze
emphasizing his contributions to the
configuration of the cultural-historical
approach and to the renewal of con-
temporary pedagogical and psycho-
logical thought.
theory revolutionized the understan-
ding of learning and development.
should be complemented by other
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observations are the excessive em-
phasis on the social dimension to the
detriment of individual and biological
aspects; the limited attention given to
emotional and affective development;
and the ambiguity of key concepts
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practical application often appears
diffuse.
Within opposing theoretical posi-
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tive development stands out for em-
phasizing the role of the individual’s
exploration of the environment in
knowledge through internal equilibra-
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the fundamental engines of develop-
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The foundations of the cultu-
ral-historical approach in education
are closely linked to Vygotsky’s central
question regarding the relationship
between learning and development.
three general orientations: one that
views them as independent proces-
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tablishing a direct correspondence
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between learning and developmen-
tal stages; and a third that interprets
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tween maturation and learning.
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gotsky proposed an innovative pers-
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lopmental processes that would not
education emerges as a necessary
and universal moment in the forma-
tion of human capacities that are his-
torical rather than merely natural (Vy-
This contribution was consolida-
ted through the introduction of the
which represented a radical shift in
that learning acquires genuine value
enabling the attainment of cognitive
levels not yet realized in actual deve-
the task of pedagogical analysis lies
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tory of the internal lines of develop-
ment that arise in connection with
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The influence of Vygotsky’s thou-
ght is especially evident in this con-
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ductionistically as a mere pedagogi-
cal technique. This view has led to its
reinforcing an instrumental focus in
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dynamic space where individual and
collective agencies interact to foster
development.
solely as a didactic resource dimini-
shes the complexity of pedagogical
interaction and fuels narratives por-
traying teachers as dispensable or
replaceable by artificial intelligence
calls for a critical reexamination of the
evolutionary foundations of Vygots-
ky’s thought to reposition his edu-
cational theory and reaffirm the irre-
the transition between the level of ac-
tual development—what the learner
can do independently—and the level
of potential development—what they
can achieve with the guidance of an
adult or more competent peer. Its va-
lue lies not only in fostering individual
learning but also in building social in-
teractions and collaborative relations-
hips that strengthen competencies
and knowledge within cooperative
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gotsky lies in his recognition of lan-
guage as a tool of thought. Langua-
communication and as a psycho-
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and self-regulate behavior. Social
speech gradually transforms into in-
should promote spaces where chil-
dren can express their thoughts and
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Vygotsky also attributed great
importance to symbolic play as a
fundamental means of development.
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gamification and game-based lear-
ning are consolidated as preferred
ludic dimension into educational pro-
cesses.
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bution is found in the figure of the
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impose knowledge but to guide and
the learner’s needs and progressively
withdraw assistance as autonomy is
the teacher is conceived as a facili-
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ying processes of self-regulation and
critical thinking.
approach stands as a theoretical and
scientific framework linking individual
positioning each person as an active
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fragmented process but as a dialecti-
cal unity between the individual and
society. The appropriation of culture
enables both the transformation of
reality and the self-transformation of
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torical nature of higher psychological
Table 5.
Vygotsky’s Contri-
bution
Hermeneutic Interpretation Educational Implications
Relationship be-
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pment; both form a dynamic unity. It is
interpreted that potential development
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reductionist perspectives.
Education should be planned as
a space to activate latent capa-
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riences that anticipate future
stages of development.
is articulated through the mediation
it reveals that learning precedes and
shapes development rather than merely
reflecting it.
simple technique or didactic
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nologies.
of Thought
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logical and cultural instrument that
transforms consciousness. The transi-
tion from social speech to inner speech
illustrates the construction of reflective
thinking.
reflective dialogue to streng-
then metacognition and critical
thinking.
appropriation and socio-cognitive de-
-
create social norms.
Incorporate playful metho-
game-based learning as stra-
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lation.
but rather guides and sustains learning.
support according to needs and pro-
gression.
Train teachers as facilitators
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thinking.
of Individual and
The appropriation of culture enables
both the transformation of reality and
the self-transformation of the subject.
It is interpreted that higher psycho-
logical development is sociohistorical
rather than merely individual.
that integrate individual and
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The hermeneutic analysis presen-
ted in this table demonstrates that
learning and development form a dy-
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competencies. It also underscores
the teacher’s role as a facilitator of
learning and the integration of culture
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ffirming the sociohistorical dimension
ConClusIon
The dynamics of current global
transformations demand educational
strategies that ensure both relevance
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cular content but also comprehensive
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remain fundamental to contemporary
education. His analysis of language as
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for understanding and enhancing pe-
dagogical interaction.
it becomes evident that the appro-
priation of cultural tools transforms
mental activity and enables develo-
pmental processes that go beyond
the mere accumulation of knowledge.
Education is therefore understood as
a dialogical process in which the tea-
the internalization of culture and the
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cial interaction converge.
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ral-historical approach not only provi-
des key categories for analyzing hu-
man development but also outlines a
pedagogical and ethical horizon that
reaffirms the centrality of the teacher
and cultural mediation in shaping indi-
viduals capable of transforming their
reality and participating actively in
society.
aCknoWledgeMents
Author Contributions. The au-
thors state that the study conception
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cript were carried out autonomously
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viewed and approved the final version
for publication.
Conflicts of Interest. The authors
declare that there are no conflicts of
interest that could have influenced the
results or the interpretation of this work.
Funding. This research received
no external or institutional funding for
its development or dissemination.
Ethical Considerations. This
study did not involve the direct par-
use of animals. The research was
conducted in accordance with the
principles of academic integrity and
prevailing ethical guidelines for scien-
personal or sensitive data were used;
committee was not required.
Originality Statement. The au-
thors certify that this manuscript is
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The content reflects the author’s own
intellectual contribution.
Data Availability. The data used
in this study can be made available by
the corresponding author upon rea-
sonable request.
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