tal structures of each discipline at the earliest possible stage, in forms suited to the child's current mod... ch the more knowledgeable other makes achievement possible at the frontier of the learner's current competen... 89–100.
* Bruner, J. S. (1986). //Actual Minds, Possible Worlds//. Harvard University Press.
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