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What is scaffolding?

The inner circle of the Zone of Proximal Development is where a child can complete a task independently.

Session 7 Self-regulation and Scaffolding

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The inner circle of the Zone of Proximal Development is where a child can complete a task independently.
False
True
2
What is scaffolding?
Creating expert groups
Analyzing data on standardized tests
An assessment of current knowledge
Instructional support provided to the student
3
What is the inner part/zone of the ZPD and scaffolding?
Technology and tool
What I can learn with help (ZPD)
What I can do on my own
Beyond my reach
4
Self-regulation is the ability...
to monitor and control our thoughts and emotions
to monitor and control our behaviors
to monitor and control our urges or impulses
All the above
5
An example of the Vygotsky notion of scaffolding would be:
A mother helping a child learn to ride a bike
A father taking his children for a ride in the car.
Students taking a test
A teacher passing out new supplies
6
What is ZPD?
Zone of Proximal Development
Zone of Padlet Document
Zoom of Period Development
None of the above
7
Which theorist came up with the ZPD?
Skinner
Piaget
Gardner
Vygotsky