Correct option is A
Vygotsky emphasized the role of social interaction in learning, suggesting that children learn best through guided interactions with adults and peers.
Information Booster:
· Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory highlights the importance of social context in learning.
· Learning occurs in the Zone of Proximal Development, where children can achieve more with help.
· Scaffolding is a key concept where adults support children until they can perform tasks independently.
Additional Knowledge:
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(b) Rewards: While rewards can motivate learning, Vygotsky focused more on social and cultural influences.
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(c) Animal experiments: Vygotsky believed in studying human development through social and cultural interactions, not animal experiments.
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(d) Punishment: Vygotsky did not support the idea that children need to be controlled through punishment.