Mathematics education in schools can be viewed either as primarily a socioc
ultural phenomenon or as a nurturing of the individual's mathematical devel
opment. However, instead of taking the dichotomous view, contrasting the Vy
gotskian and the Pigetian perspectives, one may see the two as separate "tr
uths," providing different lenses through which to attain a mole complete r
eciprocal embodied view of mathematics education.