Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogical Studies
Vygotsky's concept of 'private speech' refers to:
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- 1Children's self-talk that guides thinking and action✓
- 2Internal dialogue that essentially remains without being vocalised
- 3Secret peer conversation during group learning activities
- 4Secret talk with the teacher in order to avoid embarrassment due to over-attention of the peer group
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Children's self-talk that guides thinking and action
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