alleryApplied to language, the zone of proximal development covers tasks a child can do how?
AAlone but slowly
BOnly after age twelve
CNever, even with help
DWith help, not alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. With help, not alone
1. The zone of proximal development is the set of tasks done with guidance but not alone.
2. For language it includes syntax and vocabulary use the child cannot yet manage alone.
3. A capable adult's help makes these learnable.
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