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Will give children a chance to learn about the real world.

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Scaffolding Reading Comprehension in Social Studies

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Cindy explains what scaffolding is and provides examples of how teachers can help newcomers access content with limited language proficiency.

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BBC Bitesize allows children to play games involving numbers and language to reinforce what they have learnt in class

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Technology can enhance collaborative and problem based learning.

Promotes creativity and innovation

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Technology has proved to serve as a reliable source of electronic scaffolding and a positive change in teacher’s professional development. Internet, computer, and associated software known as technological artifacts can mediate teacher’s learning.

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The the importance of external support or follow-up scaffolding after experiencing collaborative professional learning for students and teachers is essential. Learning is a continuous and never-ending process where the teachers need in-service training after they have been placed in their sociocultural instructional contexts. Also, students must be constantly referred back to Vygotskian learning methods to ensure utmost academic achievement.

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This concept is important because teachers can use it as a guide to a child's development. It allows a teacher to know what a student is able to achieve through the use of a mediator and allows the teacher to help the child attain that level by themselves.

Screening the kids individually or through 'set' activities in order to gage their capabilities. Grouping them according to ability for class work

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According to this perspective teachers need to provide children many opportunities to play. Through play, imagination and the child's conceptual abilities are stretched, leading to development.
For example: games on BBC bitesize