The Zone of Proximal Development Refers to

question 131

Multiple Choice

The zone of proximal development refers to

• A)the highest level of achievement a child can reach without assistance.
• B)the difference between what a child can do with and without help.
• C)a teaching style that matches the amount of assistance to the learner's need.
• D)comments not intended for others but intended to help children regulate their own behaviour.

Understand the process and significance of coregulation in middle childhood.

Identify the factors influencing children's choices in health and safety as examples of applied self-regulation.

Understand the psychological and social impacts of parental employment and family structure on children.

Recognize the role of social cognition in understanding the self and others during middle childhood.

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