Charlie demonstrates Vygotsky 0001

[@RanLinlayrian]

When you do "Scaffolding", you actually do not tell the right answer or say you are wrong, but be patient and find a way to help the one find the right way to do it, like saying "counting with your finger touching it".

[@sunnaleosdottir3898]

Thank you, great real world example!

[@huskergal2]

Thanks for posting this! I use this in my class to show students what scaffolding is.

[@najmasama4163]

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[@raonielfo]

Thanks, I'll also use as class example

[@mariapagano575]

Thanks! This is the best example I've come across

[@EYDevelopmentZone]

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[@doctorgough]

My daughters & I compartmentalise - we are Autistic 🧠

[@tasegomeara]

The praise is excessive but he did a great job :)

[@bashiirmohamed3572]

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[@JALong-hp6zv]

I had to watch this for a class, and I don't see how this is anything more or less than a child counting blocks. Anyone have an explanation as to what I should be getting from this?

[@Butterflyefffect]

a bit late, but better late than never: Vygotski claimed that a child can gain new skills under guided participation, i.e. a more skilled person guiding it through a task. So little Charlie counted the objects randomly, but when (probably) his mom lead him to the strategy of organizing the objects by appearance and then recounting them, he immediately adapted it & continued on his own. In Vygotski's words, she lead him over the "zone of proximal development," which is the interval between what the child is spontaneously able to do on its own and what it is able to do under guidance. Hope that helps.

[@triciacherise8084]

@@Butterflyefffect Exactly. I am guessing that the person that asked the question had not reviewed the chapter on Vygotski ZPD

[@edenb.4795]

@@Butterflyefffect thank you. If you don't mind THAT'S going in notes!!

[@Butterflyefffect]

@@edenb.4795 I don't mind at all 😊

[@bellakargiotis]

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