Author Question: The upper limit of the zone of proximal development is tasks: a. the child can perform ... (Read 48 times)

jerry coleman · **on:** Sep 15, 2018

The upper limit of the zone of proximal development is tasks:

a. the child can perform independently.
b. the child mastered at a previous stage of development.
c. that are within the child's reach with some assistance.
d. that require direct teaching for the child to master.

Question 2

In Vygotsky's theory, the zone of proximal development refers to a:

a. child's current level of social-emotional development.
b. child's current level of cognitive development.
c. child's expected level of cognitive development.
d. range of skills, tasks, or abilities that a child can accomplish with assistance.