Friday, October 24, 2008
assignment 7
Learning to read is a difficult task because of the many steps involved. First, through apprentice in thinking stage, my parents taught me the letters of the alphabet. Then through guided participation my parents helped me put letters together to form words and eventually words together to form sentences. While in the zone of proximal development I was still mastering the skill of reading whole sentences by myself so my parents would help me out with words here and there when I needed help. Eventually I no longer needed my parents help and was able to read without their guidance.
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good example, reading is a very complex thing to learn that requires a lot of initial support.
i agree, this is a really good example of understanding the process of proximal learning.
Yes, this is a great example. I struggled with learning to read as well. But the only real way to learn is with alot of support!
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