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    Lev Vygotsky views language:

    A.

    as a barrier in learning process

    B.

    as a cultural tool which facilitates learning

    C.

    as meaningless in thought process

    D.

    as an insignificant component of biological maturation

    Correct option is B

    as a cultural tool which facilitates learning
    Lev Vygotsky viewed language as a crucial cultural tool in the learning process. He emphasized its role in cognitive development, particularly in how children acquire knowledge and skills. Language allows for the internalization of cultural norms and the sharing of experiences, facilitating thinking and learning. It's a medium through which children connect with their cultural heritage and the societal knowledge base. Vygotsky’s perspective contrasts with views that consider language as a barrier, meaningless, or insignificant. Instead, he highlighted its central role in the development of higher mental functions.

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