What is constructivism, in strict terms?
AA theory of how learning occurs
BA single fixed teaching method
CA kind of school timetable
DA type of written examination
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A theory of how learning occurs
1. Constructivism explains how learning occurs, whatever the learning environment.
2. It is often linked with active learning but is not a specific pedagogy.
3. So it is a theory of how learning occurs.
_Source: Wikipedia, Constructivism (philosophy of education), section Overview_
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