What do constructivist educators believe about the learning process?

a. Learning is centered on the student and the student's motivation.

b. Learning is a process of building on what the student already knows.

c. Learning is a response to a stimulus.

d. Learning is the result of observing and imitating others.

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Luciano Travis

1 January, 02:47

What do constructivist educators believe about the learning process?

a. Learning is centered on the student and the student's motivation.

b. Learning is a process of building on what the student already knows.

c. Learning is a response to a stimulus.

d. Learning is the result of observing and imitating others.

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Jared Snyder · Answer 1

Constructivist educators believe in the learning process that learning is a process of building on what the student already knows. In this type of teaching, the educators, believe that schemas (pattern of thought or behavior) are already preconceived and wired on the students’ brains and they just need to activated this through different teaching methods.