How does guided participation help children learn based on the sociocultural perspective? Children are given comprehensive written directions to follow for a project. Children are aided by a more skilled individual to help them make connections. Children are rewarded for creating a project on their own. Children are shown how to do something and then learn by copying the behavior.

How does guided participation help children learn based on the sociocultural perspective? Children are given comprehensive written directions to follow for a project. Children are aided by a more skilled individual to help them make connections. Children are rewarded for creating a project on their own. Children are shown how to do something and then learn by copying the behavior.

Essentials Of Human Development

1st Edition

ISBN:9781285647357

Author:Kail

Publisher:Kail

Chapter6: Off To School: Cognitive And Physical Development In Middle Childhood

Section6.4: Academic Skills

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