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The “Magic Middle” refers to
   A) a learning environment that support the average or “mid-level” learner.
   B) the knowledge of a middle child in a given family.
   C) a place of “match” where students are neither bored nor frustrated by a task.
   D) a learning activity that require the use of a computer to scaffold learning.
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10 years ago
C) This term was coined by Kathleen Berger (2009)) refers to a “match” in    instruction to a child’s level of development where instruction is somewhere between    what the student already knows and what the student isn’t ready to learn (therefore    leading to neither boredom or frustration).  This term is related to the concept of zone of    proximal development (ZPD) described by Vygotsky.
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Thanks, this helps a lot.
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