can anybody remind me of what the area connecting what a child can do with no help, and what a child may need some help with is called?
Really? I thought that was called scaffolding?
How does it piece together?
Exactly bob!
very close Bob! Scaffolding is the theory that learning with someone more experience helps children develop!
and this all ties into guided participation. When a child is guided by an adult to participate in adultlike activities? almost like intersubjectivity?
Hey!! I couldn't help but overhear you guys talking about Vygotsky. Do you know about his thoughts on language
Well, Vygotsky believed that the learning and growth of children happened when a person with more abilities then them, guided them in tasks in their current abilities. He thought culture had a massive effect on a Childs development.
and next comes private speech right? where a child talks to themselves out loud to guide themselves?
Vygotsky said that children have something called external speech from birth to 3 
external speech is how babies get across a point, like happiness, hunger, and small requests.
someone's been doing homework
wow that's really all there is to it? hey.... where is Mrs. V
then there's inner speech, that little voice in your head you hear when you think. its a silent dialogue with yourself!
meanwhile, Mrs. B fulfilled her lifelong dream of being an astronaut   
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