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CONSTRUCTIVISM1
CONSTRUCTIVISM1
1980s
present CONSTRUCTIVISM
Constructivism
Information processing
Constructivism
Constructivism
Mathematical learning should be viewed as active individual construction and a process of enculturation into mathematical practices.
JEROME BRUNER
learners construct new ideas or concepts based upon existing knowledge
JEAN PIAGET
Cognitive development of children
LEV VYGOTSKY
scaffolding
JOHN DEWEY
Experiential education LEV VYGOTSKY
SEYMOUR PAPERT
Project-Based Learning
JEAN PIAGET
JOHN DEWEY
JEROME BRUNER
SEYMOUR PAPERT
CONSTRUCTIVISM
ENDOGENEOUS
EXOGENEOUS
DIALECTICAL
Social cognitive theory Information processing theory - new abstract knowledge developing through cognitive activity
Vygotsky Scaffolding -source of knowledge is based on social interactions between learners and environment
1. Readiness
2. Spiral organization 3. Going beyond information given
Learners have background on a topic before studying
Preparing students willingness and ability to learn
1. Readiness
2. Spiral organization
3. Going beyond information given
Learners learn in steps
Allow learners to learn at different level Allow learners to always have previous knowledge and experience with learning topics
Learning is an active process Each student has basic idea and knowledge Knowledge is personally and socially constructed Must be student-centered Emphasis on creative and critical thinking skills
In an constructivist classroom, learning is: Constructed Active Reflective Collaborative Inquiry- or problem-based Evolving