What is Constructivism?

learning new knowledge based on known knowledge.

Students learn better through experiences

What is constructivism?

people actively construct or make their own knowledge

The role of the student in constructivism is ...

The student is an active participant in the learning process.

What is Constructivism?

a perspective that emphasizes ideas over power

A strength of connectivism is

the growth of knowledge through Web 2.0

The best practice teaching skills for working with adult students

individually guided or directed

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What are the two categories of Constructivism?
Social and Cognitive
Assimilation and Accommodation
Preoperational and Concrete Operational Stage
Initiative vs. Guilt
2
What is Constructivism?
What the teacher said is always right.
Just listening intently.
learning new knowledge based on known knowledge.
3
Constructivism is...
Students want to do whatever they want
Students would rather be told
Students learn better through experiences
All of the above
4
What is constructivism?
people actively construct or make their own knowledge
knowledge is gained through repetition
knowledge is gained through the X Box or Play Station
knowledge is gained through teacher demonstration
5
The role of the student in constructivism is ...
The student should follow the teacher's model.
The student is an active participant in the learning process.
The student is a receiver of knowledge.
The student should follow the teacher's commands.
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In androgogy when adults have a need to be self-directed while still relying on an instructor?
Readiness to learn
Learning orientation
Self-Concept
Experience
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What is Constructivism?
Interactive teaching
A concept to engage students
Teaches strategies for students to learn problem solving
All of the above
8
What is Constructivism?
a perspective that emphasizes ideas over power
Emphasizes use of strong laws and institutions
emphasizes use of history to guide decisions
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A strength of connectivism is
the growth of knowledge through Web 2.0
media and news are always accepted as unbias
personal information can go viral
allows people to connect locally
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Key principles of Constructivism are
People learn to learn, as they learn - constructing meaning and systems
Knowledge is constructed - that knowledge is built upon other knowledge
Learning is active and contextual
all of the above
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In behaviorism, behavior is shaped through...
Reinforcement
Consequences
Development
Social Experiences
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Connectivism recognizes the importance of _______.
Previous knowledge
Technology
Wifi
Cellular phone
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Androgogy is....
Teaching job skills program for young adults
The best practice teaching skills for working with adult students
An adult training support program for life skills
A "next level" problem solving model for adult group members
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what is androgogy?
development in the brain
individually guided or directed

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