I realized the potential and began to experiment on what worked and didnât work for me and my personal following. By 2011, I was selling art on Facebook exclusively, making over $50,000 in sales from my original paintings and fine art prints. realized the potential and began to experiment on what worked and didnât work for me and my personal following. By 2011, I was selling art on Facebook exclusively, making over $50,000 in sales from my original paintings and fine art prints.
poorest communities, we used to say that we were bringing Vygotsky to Harlem. That's Lev Vygotsky, a Russian psychologist who lived and worked in the Soviet Union during the 1920s and 30s. Vygotsky's work was suppressed until the 1960's and little known in the West until the late 1970s, and then only
Letâs get into an AP psychology review of this perspective to help you better understand whatâs going to be on your exam. The social-cultural perspective was founded by Lev Vygotsky, a Russian psychologist. Also known as the sociocultural perspective, this theory emphasized how a child would grow to become an adult and come to develop thoughts, behaviors and beliefs. Vygotsky felt that children were born with different beliefs in their minds.