Vygotsky viewed as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge. A. independence B. exploration C. passive learning D. instruction

learning

Explanation: Vygotsky believed that children who have no knowledge on a skill in a particular discipline can do that when the learn the skills in schools or other places of learning. He also said that children who have a good relationship with their peers can have more knowledge when they are paired with more knowledgeable children.

INSTRUCTION

Vygotsky viewed instruction as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge.

Explanation: According to Lev Vygotsky's theory of child's development, instruction is very important for a child to develop his skills and knowledge.

He declares that relating with members of the family who are knowledgeable and gaining/taking instructions from them helps a child's development and also improves his cognitive domain.

Interaction and taking of instructions from a learned tutor grossly affects a child's development of skills and knowledge positively.

Children can't make crucial choices on their own,so they learn by what they are told and directives given to them,for a child to develop his/her skills and knowledge,the child needs both verbal and visual instructions to serve as a guildeline to carry out tasks, these instructions given leads and directs the child till he/she can carry out tasks independently as well as develop moral principles to direct the pattern of behaviour, choices and principles unaided.