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What is the main focus of the Constructivist Interactivist Approach?
How does collaborative learning enhance the educational experience?
What does the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) refer to?
What is the significance of scaffolding in the learning process?
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Which feature of constructivism emphasizes experiential learning?
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Study Notes
The New Approach: A Blend of Disciplines
- The curriculum is based on theories from philosophy, psychology, anthropology, and sociology.
- The curriculum emphasizes a constructivist interactivist approach, multiple intelligence, and emotional intelligence.
Constructivist Paradigm: Building Knowledge
- Learning is an active process of constructing knowledge.
- Key figures who have shaped the understanding of learning include Piaget, Vygotsky, and Bruner.
- Learners integrate new knowledge into their existing understanding.
Important Features of Constructivism
- Inquiry-based learning: Learners discover ideas and facts independently through exploration.
- Collaborative learning: Learners collaborate and share resources, fostering a shared responsibility for learning.
- Experiential learning: Learners share and learn from each other's experiences to develop a sense of human values.
- Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD): Focuses on the gap between a student's current capabilities and their potential with support. Teachers should provide assistance within this range.
- Scaffolding: Teachers offer guidance, hints, examples, evidence, or questions to support learner understanding.
- Learner-centered approach: Learning is tailored to individual needs and learning styles, making learning relevant.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts of the Constructivist Interactivist Approach. This quiz covers important aspects such as collaborative learning, the Zone of Proximal Development, scaffolding, and experiential learning. Enhance your understanding of these educational theories and their applications in the classroom.
