Learning Theories Quiz: Constructivism & Connectivism

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Froggy Jumps Learning Theories Quiz: Constructivism & ConnectivismOnline version Test your understanding of constructivism and connectivism. by Shanice Heron 1 What does constructivism say about learning? a Learning is controlled by teachers only b Learning happens when people actively build their own understanding c Learning happens by memorizing facts 2 In constructivism, what plays the biggest role in learning? a Exams b Prior experiences and knowledge c Technology only 3 What does connectivism focus on most? a Networks, connections, and technology b Learning in isolation c Textbooks only 4 According to connectivism, where does knowledge exist? a Only in books b In people, technology, and networks c Only in the human brain 5 Which statement best combines both theories? a Only technology matters b Careers are fixed and unchanging c Career development involves self-understanding and building networks 6 In constructivism, knowledge is built through? a Rote repetition b Passive listening c Active engagement with ideas and problems

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Learning Theories Quiz: Constructivism & ConnectivismOnline version

Test your understanding of constructivism and connectivism.

by Shanice Heron

What does constructivism say about learning?

Learning is controlled by teachers only

Learning happens when people actively build their own understanding

Learning happens by memorizing facts

In constructivism, what plays the biggest role in learning?

Exams

Prior experiences and knowledge

Technology only

What does connectivism focus on most?

Networks, connections, and technology

Learning in isolation

Textbooks only

According to connectivism, where does knowledge exist?

Only in books

In people, technology, and networks

Only in the human brain

Which statement best combines both theories?

Only technology matters

Careers are fixed and unchanging

Career development involves self-understanding and building networks

In constructivism, knowledge is built through?

Rote repetition

Passive listening

Active engagement with ideas and problems

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Learning Theories Quiz: Constructivism & ConnectivismOnline version

by Shanice Heron

What does constructivism say about learning?

In constructivism, what plays the biggest role in learning?

What does connectivism focus on most?

According to connectivism, where does knowledge exist?

Which statement best combines both theories?

In constructivism, knowledge is built through?

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