According to Vygotsky, the theory of "zone of proximal development" asserts that:

A. this is the level at which a child is comfortable and confident when exploring a task while at the same time not being bored or frustrated by it.
B. this is a time in the child's life when abstract thinking becomes second nature.
C. during this stage children understand that problem solving is a complicated process and they tend to ask their teacher for more guidance as they encounter these complexities.
D. children need more direct instruction from the teacher.


A

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