Lev vygotski

Lev Vygotsky was born on November 17, 1896, in Orsha, a city in the
western Russian Empire. In 1917, he earned a law degree at
Moscow State University, where he studied a range of topics
including sociology, linguistics, psychology, and philosophy.

His formal work in psychology began in 1924 at Moscow's Institute

of Psychology. He completed a dissertation in 1925 on the
psychology of art but was awarded his degree in absentia due to
an acute tuberculosis relapse that left him incapacitated for a
year.

Most of the available photographs show him dressed

formally, as was common at that time. He usually
wore formal suits or clothing in the style of the 1920s
and 1930s.
Most of the photographs available are in black and
white, but we can assume that in this image he was
wearing a white shirt, black tie and a black vest. He is
wearing gray pants, black shoes, a gray coat and he
also carries a cane.
Vygotsky has slanted eyes and thin lips. He has a very
big forehead, he has short hair, he is thin, he is tall
and he has a big nose.
Lev Vygotsky was known for his brilliant intellect, so
we thought he was a serious man dedicated to his
work, but also curious, since he was dedicated to
understanding the human mind. He was also
described by others as a charismatic person.

Written by:
Hernandez Vargas Carolina
Gonzalez Pilo Josue
Correa Orduña Guadalupe
Hernandez Morales Luis Gabriel
Ortiz Morales Lissete