According to Vygotsky, a child’s cultural development is
A. co-constructed learning and shared experiences.
B. created by emphasis on private speech.
C. internalized by self-thinking.
D. intrapsychologically determined.
Answer:A
According to Vygotsky, a child’s cultural development is
A. co-constructed learning and shared experiences. B. created by emphasis on private speech. C. internalized by self-thinking. D. intrapsychologically determined.
Explanation: A) A child’s cultural development is the result of co-constructed learning (i.e.,