Mark can tie his running shoes, but only with his mother's help.How would Vygotsky describe the task of tying Mark's shoes?

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Vygotsky's theory of the zone of proximal development suggests that tasks that a child can do with help, but not on their own, fall within their zone of proximal development. Tying his shoes with his mother's help is an example of a task within Mark's zone of proximal development.

Mark Can Tie His Running Shoes, but Only with His