Cultural nature of human development

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What is Rogoff asserting in The Cultural Nature of Human Development when she says that human development is “people’s changing participation in the sociocultural activities of their cultural communities?” Attend to each of the terms of her definition in your answer, particularly the notions of change over time, active participation, and cultural communities. Use relevant examples from throughout the text to illustrate your understanding.

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