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Introduction
What is constructivism?
Who are key Constructivists?
Constructivism & 21st century learning
ID model for Constructivism
Learning strategies for Constructivism
Assessments
Additional resources
How do I apply what I've learned?
Philosophy of Instructional Design
REFERENCES
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What is Constructivism?
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Key Constructivist Principles
the meaning learners develop must be constructed by them and not given to them
learners are cognitively engaged with learning content framed by a certain context or theme
prior understanding is activated
according to Yoders (2014) activities are scaffolded all while being provided feedback from not only the instructor but also collaboration with others
Constructivist classroom characteristics
student-centered learning
encouragement of student inquiry
nurturing of student curiousity
learning needs to be scaffolded by, according to Yoders (2014), decreasing levels of learner support in order to increase learner autonomy
the learner shifts from being dependent on the instructor to an autonomous one who internalizes and applies new knowledge
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