The Theoretical Basis and Teaching View of Constructivism
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2021/632Keywords:
constructivism, knowledge, teaching, learningAbstract
On the basis of the theory of philosophy and cognitive psychology, constructivism has given the views on knowledge, on learning and on teaching. Accordingly, teaching must be a process where teachers and students jointly create an environment to motivate students to actively create knowledge and feel the meaning of that construction
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