Kozulin has established himself as a significant interpreter of Vygotsky, and Psychological Tools makes a major contribution to our ability to think in psychological terms about what actually happens in the process of education.
   --Sheldon White, Harvard University

Clarifies for the contemporary reader just how Vygotsky's thought evolved, in clear, precise language that makes Vygotsky's work accessible to novices. Kozulin gives us a fresh perspective on Vygotsky's key concept of psychological tools by showing how it works in classrooms filled with children from radically different cultures.
   --Jane E. Knox-Voina, Bowdoin College

Alex Kozulin is Research Director at the International Center for the Enhancement of Learning Potential in Jerusalem.

Read More by Alex Kozulin:

• Vygotsky's Psychology: A Biography of Ideas