According to Gauvain (2016) and Holzman (2017), the main implication of Vygotsky's theory is that students need
A. the opportunity to teach less-skilled peers in order to learn a concept or skill themselves.
B. many opportunities to learn with more-skilled peers.
C. to just be left alone long enough to figure out a problem.
D. to be directed firmly in a lesson, and then to work independently.
Answer (2)
Vygotsky's theory emphasizes that students require many opportunities to learn with more-skilled peers. This collaborative interaction fosters cognitive development and understanding. The engagement with peers is essential for mastering new concepts and skills. ;
According to Vygotsky's theory, as presented by Gauvain (2016) and Holzman (2017), students require many opportunities to learn with more-skilled peers to enhance their understanding and skills. This social interaction is fundamental for cognitive development and mastery of concepts. Therefore, the correct answer is B: many opportunities to learn with more-skilled peers.
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