Three of the following statements are consistent with Vygotsky's views about the kinds of diversity we are likely to see in students. Which statement is not consistent with Vygotsky's theory?
a. Children in any single age-group are apt to have different zones of proximal development.
b. Children from some cultures are more concerned about being punctual to appointments than children from certain other cultures are.
c. Some children frequently engage in self-talk, whereas other children don't use it at all.
d. Children from different cultures might interpret certain environmental events (e.g., a tornado or hurricane) in distinctly different ways.
Question 2
The secondary school teacher is more likely to see a wide range of discipline problems.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Cellular mechanisms that increase protein diversity
Predators come in a diversity of shapes and sizes.
A rich diversity of life lives in and among coral reefs.
Cultural Diversity
Linguistic Diversity
Two Views of Mercury