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Learning and teaching process content as semiotic heterogeneous text: schema and background interaction
Russian Psychological Journal ISSN 1812-1853 · eISSN 2411-5789 · Russian Psychological Society
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Cognitive psychology Vol. 3 No. 1 (2006)

Learning and teaching process content as semiotic heterogeneous text: schema and background interaction

  • Ирина Владимировна Абакумова Rostov State University
    Bio

    Doctor of Psychological Science, Professor of the psycho physiological and clinical psychology department of RSU (Rostov State University).

  • Елена Александровна Макарова Taganrog Management and Economics Institute
    Bio

    Candidate of psychological science. Assistant Professor of Taganrog Management and Economics Institute.

Abstract

During recent decades cognitive and meaning components of consciousness have been analyzed rather discretely, but in a number of home researches the possibility of introaction of these approaches was shown (Agafonov A., Petrenko V.). Comparison of methodological foundations of cognitive science and Leontiev’s home disciples shows their similarity, especially as connected with comprehension of culture text components, with the idea of categorizing role of language in conscious structuring and human being existence. Schema as the pattern of psychological construct synthesizing cognition and meaning in united architecture of individual consciousness, in a single subjective semantic space, allows to see didactic values of adopting teaching material by a student as semiotic heterogeneous text. Schema synchronizing outer and inner fields of a student produces a universal scaffolding defining the margins of all the psychic contours, that is intentions of meaning building, consciousness and self - consciousness development.

Keywords

  • personal meaning constructs
  • meaning building
  • integral meaning regulation
  • meaning-centered approaches in didactics
  • semiotics
  • types of schema
  • schema
  • context
  • text

How to Cite

Learning and teaching process content as semiotic heterogeneous text: schema and background interaction. (2006). Russian Psychological Journal, 3(1), 57-71. https://doi.org/10.21702/rpj.2006.1.4