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Educational scaffolding refers to a teacher providing temporary hints, demonstrations, or step-by-step guidance when a learner still struggles to complete a task independently, and gradually withdrawing them as ability grows; common forms include task decomposition, guiding questions, checkpoints at key nodes, and imitable examples.
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