Understanding Social Constructivism Theory

Which theory is specifically discussed in the provided text?

• Social Constructivism Theory

• Behaviorism

• Humanism

• Cognitive Development Theory

What type of learning does 'flipped learning' describe?

• Students only learn through lectures

• Students are tested daily on content

• Students teach the class

• Students access material independently before group discussions

According to the text, what did Jonathan Bergman and Aaron Sams aim to improve with their teaching strategy?

• Graduation rates

• Homework submission rates

• The effectiveness of their teaching

• School attendance rates

What is a key feature of social constructivism as mentioned in the text?

• Learning depends heavily on technology

• Learning is primarily based on listening

• Learning is an individual process

• Learning is a social process involving interaction

Which pedagogical approach involves the teacher planning activities to provoke curiosity?

• Direct instruction

• Passive observation

• Standardized testing

• Inquiry-based learning

What does the term 'scaffolding' relate to in educational theory?

• A grading system for student performance

• Building physical structures for schools

• Support provided by a teacher to enhance learning

• The architectural design of classrooms

What is the 'zone of proximal development' as discussed in the text?

• A psychological state of confusion

• A special area in the classroom for group work

• A new educational software

• The potential development achievable with appropriate assistance

Who are associated with the development of the flipped classroom concept?

• Bergman and Sams

• Piaget and Vygotsky

• Freud and Jung

• Skinner and Watson

What role does 'modeling' play in social constructivism theory according to the text?

• The teacher models tasks which students then practice

• Students model behavior for other students

• Teachers model professional attire

• Students create physical models of theoretical concepts