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Constructivism Breakthrough

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Icebreaker on constructivism principles

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Icebreaker on constructivism principles

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In constructivism, how do learners acquire new knowledge?

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Which sociocultural concept is central to constructivist learning?

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What role do social interactions play in constructivism?

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What kind of learning environment does constructivism favor?

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What is scaffolding in constructivism?

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What is the teacher's role in constructivism?

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How is assessment viewed in constructivism?

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What is cognitive conflict?

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How is prior knowledge treated in constructivism?

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Which activities align with constructivism?

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Constructivism emphasizes building understanding from active experiences.

ZPD describes what a learner can do with guidance vs alone.

Dialogues help negotiate meaning and deepen understanding.

Learning happens through authentic, meaningful tasks with student agency.

Scaffolding bridges current ability to next level with guided support.

Teachers co-facilitate inquiry rather than just transmit information.

Assessment informs next steps and supports growth.

Conflict challenges current beliefs, leading to new understanding.

New ideas connect to what learners already know.

Active, social, and inquiry-driven tasks reflect the approach.

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