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Froggy Jumps Bruner's Constructivist TheoryOnline version Quiz on Bruner's constructivism by Lea Macay 1 What is the core idea of Bruner's constructivist theory? a Knowledge is absorbed by memory without effort b Learning happens only through repetition c Learners construct knowledge through active engagement 2 Which are the three representations Bruner proposed for knowledge? a Active, Passive, Reactive b Auditory, Visual, Kinesthetic c Enactive, Iconic, Symbolic 3 What is the Spiral Curriculum? a Revisiting topics with increasing complexity b Covering all topics once c Teaching only once per term 4 What type of learning does Bruner emphasize, besides instruction? a Passive listening b Rote memorization c Discovery learning 5 What role should a teacher play in Bruner's view? a Sole source of knowledge b Facilitator who scaffolds learning c Boss who dictates every step 6 Bruner suggests learners are ready to learn when what exists? a Appropriate structures and representations b Perfect prior knowledge c No prior knowledge required 7 What does Enactive representation involve? a Abstract symbols only b Verbal explanations without action c Knowledge through action and physical activity 8 What does Iconic representation rely on? a Auditory cues only b Textual descriptions with no images c Visual images and pictures 9 What does Symbolic representation rely on? a Physical actions only b Language and symbols c Immediate sensory data 10 What does 'scaffolding' refer to in Brunerian theory? a Temporary support to reach higher understanding b Permanent teaching structure c Removing all guidance over time

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Bruner's Constructivist TheoryOnline version

Quiz on Bruner's constructivism

by Lea Macay

What is the core idea of Bruner's constructivist theory?

Knowledge is absorbed by memory without effort

Learning happens only through repetition

Learners construct knowledge through active engagement

Which are the three representations Bruner proposed for knowledge?

Active, Passive, Reactive

Auditory, Visual, Kinesthetic

Enactive, Iconic, Symbolic

What is the Spiral Curriculum?

Revisiting topics with increasing complexity

Covering all topics once

Teaching only once per term

What type of learning does Bruner emphasize, besides instruction?

Passive listening

Rote memorization

Discovery learning

What role should a teacher play in Bruner's view?

Sole source of knowledge

Facilitator who scaffolds learning

Boss who dictates every step

Bruner suggests learners are ready to learn when what exists?

Appropriate structures and representations

Perfect prior knowledge

No prior knowledge required

What does Enactive representation involve?

Abstract symbols only

Verbal explanations without action

Knowledge through action and physical activity

What does Iconic representation rely on?

Auditory cues only

Textual descriptions with no images

Visual images and pictures

What does Symbolic representation rely on?

Physical actions only

Language and symbols

Immediate sensory data

What does 'scaffolding' refer to in Brunerian theory?

Temporary support to reach higher understanding

Permanent teaching structure

Removing all guidance over time

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Bruner's Constructivist TheoryOnline version

by Lea Macay

What is the core idea of Bruner's constructivist theory?

Which are the three representations Bruner proposed for knowledge?

What is the Spiral Curriculum?

What type of learning does Bruner emphasize, besides instruction?

What role should a teacher play in Bruner's view?

Bruner suggests learners are ready to learn when what exists?

What does Enactive representation involve?

What does Iconic representation rely on?

What does Symbolic representation rely on?

What does 'scaffolding' refer to in Brunerian theory?

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