Jasmine is trying to teach her younger sister Saffron how to shoot a jump shot. Before they start, Jasmine reminds herself that Saffron will need a lot of direction at first, but it is critical to not give more help than is needed. Jasmine's plan provides an excellent example of the strategy of
A) scaffolding.
B) overextension.
C) orienting response.
D) the one-to-one principle.

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Scaffolding is an educational approach that involves providing support to learners when they are introduced to new concepts or skills, gradually reducing that support as they become more competent. Jasmine's plan to give Saffron a lot of direction at first and then reduce the help as Saffron becomes more skilled at shooting a jump shot is a classic example of scaffolding.

Jasmine Is Trying to Teach Her Younger Sister Saffron How