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CAMARGO URIBE, Ángela  and  HEDERICH MARTINEZ, Christian. The relationship between language and knowledge and its application to school learning. Folios [online]. 2010, n.31, pp.105-122. ISSN 0123-4870.

This paper explains three theoretical approaches that have been proposed to explain the relationship between language and knowledge: cognitivism, social constructivism and discursive constructivism. Later on, the paper presents different classroom dialogues and speech sequences that illustrate each approach to analyze and evaluate them from the point of view of school learning. Finally, some statements are about the relationships among the three approaches and with respect to their application to the classroom context

Keywords : Language; cognition; school learning; discourse; communication; classroom.

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