When Lev Vygotsky Spoke of a Child's Zone of Proximal

question 75

Multiple Choice

When Lev Vygotsky spoke of a child's zone of proximal development, he referred to the difference between

• A) what the child sees, and what the child hears.
• B) what the child knows, and what the child says.
• C) what a child can do alone, and what the child can do with help.
• D) the child's close friends, and the people the child has met once.

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