Maturation and environmentalism
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Maturation is the guiding notion in educational theory that developing children will develop their cognitive skills on their own with no influence from their environment.
Environmentalism is the opposite view - that children acquire all their cognitive skills from their surroundings.
Vygotsky's ideas allow compromise between maturation and environmentalism.