The constructivist approach says children learn best by what?
ARepeated punishment
BSilent listening
CPro-active engagement
DCopying the teacher
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Pro-active engagement
1. Constructivism puts the learner in the active role.
2. Children learn best via pro-active engagement, as in learning through discovery.
3. Listening, punishment and copying keep the learner passive.
_Source: Wikipedia, Curriculum, Progressivist views_
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