According to Vygotsky,as children develop,
A)scaffolding by peers has limited effect on their development
B)learning activities should be focused on teacher-child interactions
C)their private speech evolves into a mechanism for building self-control.
D)scaffolding is an easy interaction to develop with young children

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Vygotsky proposed that children's private speech, or self-talk, gradually shifts from being external to internal, and becomes a mechanism for building self-control and regulating their own behaviors and emotions. This process is known as the internalization of thought. It is important to note that Vygotsky also believed that learning is inherently social, and that interactions with more skilled others, or scaffolding, can facilitate a child's development. However, it is not limited to interactions with peers or teachers alone, but can also involve interactions with parents, siblings, or other family members. Therefore, options A and B are incorrect. Option D is not a relevant statement in this context.

According to Vygotsky,as Children Develop