Vygotsky's term for becoming aware that written symbols represent oral language symbols that, in turn, represent real objects and people in the world is

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Vygotsky referred to this concept as second-order symbolism, which involves recognizing the symbolic nature of written language and its relationship to oral language and real-world objects/people.

Vygotsky's Term for Becoming Aware That Written Symbols Represent Oral