Question

In mr. naffie's vygotskian classroom, he guides children's learning with explanations, demonstrations, and verbal prompts, tailoring his interventions to each child's zone of proximal development. this is an example of the vygotskian principle of
a. independent exploration.
b. peer collaboration.
c. assisted discovery.
d. discovery learning.

Answer 1

I believe the answer is: assisted discovery 

assisted discovery  refers to a teaching process where the teachers 'indirectly' guide the students without their knowledge, To the point where the students make a 'discovery' and think that they achieve the discovery because their own efforts.