alleryVygotsky questioned Piaget's view of children as what?
ALone, autonomous learners
BPassive, obedient learners
CLearners bound by instinct
DLearners needing no school
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Lone, autonomous learners
1. Vygotsky stressed the role of interaction with more knowledgeable others.
2. He created the ZPD to further develop Piaget's theory of children as lone, autonomous learners.
3. So he saw learning as social, not solitary.
_Source: Wikipedia, Zone of proximal development, Origins_
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