A. from peersB. nonverbalC. done in informal settingsD base on the level of the learner's needs
Hi, Mary, How about doing a quick online search for scaffolding teaching? You'll find over a million pages that discuss the topic -- many from top education schools. You'll get an answer lots faster than you will here!
I'm not sure if you are trying to answer a question on an exam or from homework. Really you shouldn't be cheating. If this is a take-home exam then it's ok. I will help you to solve this question. Think about which of these would ALWAYS be present in scaffolding. Do peers have to be around for scaffolding to occur? Are no words to be spoken? Can it only be done in informal settings? Is it always based upon the needs of the learner? One of these is correct and if you look at it this way I'm sure you'll see the right answer. Although, the wording does seem confusing at first:)
