Appropriating Activity Theory #6: Engaging with Andy Blunden's Creative Ideas
The student had to become a creator before he could adequately teach the teacher's ideas.
Appropriating Activity Theory
Activity Analysis Network #6: Project as Social Environment
From November 15 to November 30, I worked on editing a new possible book: Developmental Projects: The Project Engagement Approach to Adult Development.
Appropriating Activity Theory #5: Kids are Our Teachers (2018)
Interestingly, this story resonates with the research of Cole and Barker on children conducted many years ago.
Appropriating Activity Theory #4: When Vygotsky Meets Dewey (2019)
From 2019 to 2021, I worked on the Theory—Practice Connection centered around a simple diagram as a creative heuristic tool. The three-year journey took several strategic moves to scale its initial focus.
Appropriating Activity Theory #3: Means, End, and Creative Chaos
On February 22, 2022, I stayed in a room to conduct a self-dialogue to resolve a creative challenge. It resonated with the Means-End principle in Activity Theory.
Appropriating Activity Theory #2: The Project Engagement Approach in November 2020
This is the story of the Project Engagement approach during its early stage in late 2020.
Appropriating Activity Theory #1: Misunderstanding and Repurposing (2018)
A case study about engaging with a meta-framework