Vygotsky's Concept of "Scaffolding" Refers to

question 111

Multiple Choice

Vygotsky's concept of "scaffolding" refers to

• A) children learning more complex actions by putting together a series of less complex actions.
• B) the evolution of childcare practices to reflect the changes that take place in society.
• C) the gradual process of a mentor taking increasingly fewer tasks as the child develops.
• D) the process by which children learn about the correspondence between actions and results.

Understand sleep disorders in early childhood, their causes, and characteristics.

Identify and describe physical development milestones in early childhood.

Recognize the significance of early childhood drawings and their developmental stages.

Understand the role of transitional objects in childhood development.

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