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    Re: Scaffolding
    Posted by stewart on 12/08/08

    On 12/07/08, 1teacher wrote:
    > Could someone describe "scaffolding" and give an example.
    > I did some web checking on the topic & want to make sure
    > I'm not missing something here.

    I am not certain, but scafffolding has been used in place of
    the term "cumulative learning". Cumulative learning is when
    one
    topic in a subject builds on another. An example might be
    when a student must kmnow how to substitute a number in a
    basic algebraic equation so that he/she can determine
    the speed of an object given the distance traveled divided by
    the time elapsed using the relation speed= distance/time or
    v=d/t. This is just a intelleigent guess so to speak.

    Stewart


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  • Re: Scaffolding, 12/09/08, by Zhel.
  • Re: Scaffolding, 12/09/08, by 1teacher.
  • Re: Scaffolding, 12/12/08, by Caitlin.
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