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The Culture of Education

This book delves into the various cultural and societal influences that shape educational practices and institutions across different societies and time periods. more

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Jerome Bruner
Jerome Bruner

Jerome Bruner, born on October 1, 1915, and died on June 5, 2016, was a renowned psychologist from the United States. His research focused on the field of cognitive psychology, making significant contributions to the areas of child cognitive development, educational psychology, and cultural psychology. more

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