Constructivism Flashcard

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According to constructivist learning theory, knowledge is:

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Constructed by the learner through active engagement with experiences

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Constructivist learning emphasizes the importance of:

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Learner's prior experiences and background knowledge

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In a constructivist classroom, assessment primarily focuses on:

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Understanding the process of learning and problem-solving

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The role of a teacher in constructivist learning is often described as:

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Facilitator and guide

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Constructivist learning emphasizes that learning is most effective when it is:

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Situated in a meaningful context and real-world problems

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According to constructivist theory, why is collaboration among students valuable?

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Encourages diverse perspectives and shared understanding

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Scaffolding in constructivist learning

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Temporary support and guidance provided by the teacher

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Constructivist learning promotes the idea that learners should be actively engaged in:

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Problem-solving and critical thinking

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According to constructivist learning theory, learning is a:

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Social and interactive process

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Constructivist learning encourages learners to question, inquire, and explore because it:

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Fosters curiosity and a deeper understanding of concepts