Discussion
A less experienced learner acquires knowledge and skills under the guidance of an expert is a concept of
Answer: D
A less experienced learner acquiring knowledge and skills under the guidance of an expert is the concept of cognitive apprenticeship.
The idea of Collins, Brown and Newman is that the expert models a skill, coaches the novice and gradually withdraws the support, as in the old craft apprenticeship but for thinking skills.
Scaffolding is the support given during such guidance, but it is a technique within it. Constructivism is a general view that learners build knowledge, and situated learning says that learning takes place in the context of use, and neither names the expert-novice arrangement.
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