If I understand your question, I think you are asking me what "concepts" that fall underneath Bruner's and Vygostky's theories can be used in the essay. There are actually quite a few concepts that could be used. That being said, the most obvious choices are discovery learning and the zone of proximal development respectively.
Alternatively, if you are asking what theories of motivation can be used for the second part of the analysis, then the answer is:
*achievement motivation, *goal theory, *self-efficacy theory, *attribution theory, and *self-regulation theory
If this information does not address your concern then please ask another question.
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If I understand your question, I think you are asking me what "concepts" that fall underneath Bruner's and Vygostky's theories can be used in the essay. There are actually quite a few concepts that could be used. That being said, the most obvious choices are discovery learning and the zone of proximal development respectively.
Alternatively, if you are asking what theories of motivation can be used for the second part of the analysis, then the answer is:
*achievement motivation,
*goal theory,
*self-efficacy theory,
*attribution theory,
and
*self-regulation theory
If this information does not address your concern then please ask another question.
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