Constructivism

This teaching is based on the belief that learning occurs when learners are actively involved in a process of meaning and knowledge construction as opposed to passively receiving information.

• Constructivist teaching

• Integrated Teaching

• Direct Teaching

• Indirect Teaching

Teacher Mia would like to apply constructivism approach. She must focus on student questions and _____________.

• Skills

• Talents

• Interests

• Family Background

In interactive teaching, the teacher must ask the following kind of questions except one. What is it?

• Specific Question

• General Question

• Non-intimidating Question

• Higher Ordered Thinking Skills (HOTS) Question 

   

Why does education promote interactive teaching?

• Learning is an active process.

• Learning is also a social process.

• Every student can serve as resource person.

• All of the above

An effective class interaction paves the way to ____________

• Integration

• Collaboration

• Variation

• Differentiation

Mam Karla is not open to negotiation which students regarding the scope of subject.

• Mam Karla is a constructivist teacher.

• Mam Karla is NOT a constructivist teacher.

Sir Mark immersed his class in experiences within which they may engage in meaning-making inquiry, action, imagination, invention, interaction, hypothesizing and personal reflection. What do you think of Sir Mark as a teacher?

• Sir Mark is a constructivist teacher.

• Sir Mark is NOT a constructivist teacher.

Constructivism involves teaching-to-the-test.

• True

• False

There is a feeling that there exists a barrier between the students and teacher.

• Constructivism

• Not Constructivism

Assessing is primarily done to help students learn.

• Constructivism

• Not Constructivism