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ijep-239	Roberts, Amy L.; Rogoff, Barbara	Children’s Reflections on Two Cultural Ways of Working Together: “Talking with Hands and Eyes” or Requiring Words	2012-06-25	28	.pdf	application/pdf	8753	438	52	In line with our expectations, 86 Roberts & Rogoff- Children's reflections on cultural patterns Table 2 Mean percentage (and SDs) of statements in the 5 topics and overall that corresponded with or contradicted research patterns, across the two backgrounds, andsignificance Contradict Research Mexican-heritage US children's comments showed greater correspon- dence with research than did Anglo children’s, by stating that MexIndigH children work together and help each other more than MCEurAm children. his study examined whether bilingual Mexican-heritage US children viewing video clips of other children would be more likely than middle-class European American children to identifyT Two Cultural Patterns of Interaction Research in Indigenous-heritage communities of the Americas has noted children’s extensive collaboration and help in ongoing community activities, observation of others’ efforts, and use of nonverbal communication (with or without talk) in reference to ongoing activity (Cazden & John, 1971; Chamoux, 1992; Chavajay & Rogoff, 2002; Correa-Chávez, Roberts, Martinez Pérez, 2011; de Haan, 1999; de Leon, 2000; Gaskins, 1999; Mejía-Arauz, Rogoff, Dexter, & Najafi, 75IJEP– International Journal ofEducational Psychology, 1(2) 2007b; Paradise, 1994, 1996; Philips, 1972; Rogoff, Mistry, Göncü, & Mosier, 1993).	cache/ijep-239.pdf	txt/ijep-239.txt
