scaffolding
- noun
- /ˈskæf.əʊldɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The developer used the scaffolding to set up the basic structure of the application quickly.
- provide scaffolding
- scaffolding and learning
- scaffolding technique
Examples
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With the help of scaffolding, programmers can easily generate boilerplate code for their new projects.
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The strategies include making predictions, visual scaffolding, preview/review, shared reading model talk, and peer tutoring.
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I guess I would say that I would love to build out additional scaffolding that goes along with this course.
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Providing support and scaffolding is necessary for students learning a new language.
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Children with limited exposure to a particular concept will require more extensive scaffolding than children with prior experiences.
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On the other hand, a lack of appropriate scaffolding can be frustrating.
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The purpose of this study was to help determine the effectiveness of this scaffolding technique.
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To guide this process, the instructional theory known as scaffolding was used.
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Understanding these challenges helps educators build scaffolding to support students' transformation.
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When possible, differentiate the scaffolding for the class in order to meet the diverse needs of the learners.
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Synonyms
A set of ideas and rules that helps people plan and understand something
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scaffolding in computing uses the same idea as the building scaffold: a temporary 'framework' that holds things while you build. So computer scaffolding is the starter structure and code that holds the main parts of a project until you finish it.