alleryDecontextualized knowledge often causes what problem?
ATrouble using it in real tasks
BFaster recall of facts
CBetter teamwork skills
DStronger exam motivation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Trouble using it in real tasks
1. Decontextualized knowledge is learned away from the setting where it is used.
2. The learner lacks experience with the complex relationships that shape its use.
3. So applying it to real-world tasks is difficult.
_Source: Wikipedia, Constructivism (philosophy of education), Importance of context_
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