Constructivist Approaches to Learning
Psychology ⇒ Learning and Memory
Constructivist Approaches to Learning starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe how constructivist approaches can be applied in science education.
Describe how constructivist approaches can help students develop critical thinking skills.
Describe how technology can support constructivist learning.
Describe one difference between Piaget’s and Vygotsky’s views on constructivism.
Explain the concept of 'social constructivism.'
Explain the importance of reflection in constructivist learning.
A student is struggling to understand a new concept. According to constructivist theory, what should the teacher do? (1) Repeat the information (2) Provide scaffolding and support (3) Move on to the next topic (4) Assign more homework
A teacher gives students a real-world problem to solve in groups. Which constructivist principle is being applied? (1) Direct instruction (2) Collaborative learning (3) Drill and practice (4) Individual testing
A student is struggling to understand a new concept. According to constructivist theory, what should the teacher do? (1) Repeat the information (2) Provide scaffolding and support (3) Move on to the next topic (4) Assign more homework
A teacher gives students a real-world problem to solve in groups. Which constructivist principle is being applied? (1) Direct instruction (2) Collaborative learning (3) Drill and practice (4) Individual testing
In a constructivist classroom, students are most likely to: (1) Listen quietly to lectures (2) Work independently at all times (3) Engage in group discussions and projects (4) Focus only on textbook exercises
In constructivist learning, prior knowledge is considered: (1) Irrelevant (2) A barrier to new learning (3) The foundation for new learning (4) Only important for advanced students
Constructivist approaches to learning emphasize that knowledge is ________ by the learner rather than passively received.
Fill in the blank: According to constructivist theory, learning is a process of ________ meaning from experiences.
Fill in the blank: According to constructivist theory, learning is most effective when students are ________ in the learning process.
Fill in the blank: Constructivist approaches often use ________-centered learning environments.
True or False: According to constructivist theory, learning is a passive process.
True or False: Constructivist approaches are only effective for young children.
True or False: Constructivist approaches can be applied in both individual and group learning situations.
True or False: Constructivist approaches discourage the use of technology in the classroom.
