When planning activities influenced by Vygotsky's theories:
A) teachers would direct the children to work by themselves in the classroom.
B) teachers would provide opportunities to learn a concept in a variety of ways, including communication with adults and other children.
C) teachers would look for activities that have only one predicted outcome.
D) all of the above

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Vygotsky's theory emphasizes the importance of social interactions and communication in learning. Therefore, teachers would provide opportunities for children to work and learn with others, including adults and peers, through collaborative activities. Option A, directing children to work alone, would not align with this theory. Option C, limiting activities to one predicted outcome, is also not in line with Vygotsky's emphasis on allowing for exploration and experimentation in learning.

When Planning Activities Influenced by Vygotsky's Theories