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Since the 1980s, which thinking has strongly influenced science education?

AMysticism
BBehaviourism
CConstructivism
DFatalism
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Constructivism
1. Science education since the 1980s has been strongly influenced by constructivist thinking. 2. This stresses the active role of the learner and prior knowledge. 3. Behaviourism underlies the older teacher-centred approach. _Source: Wikipedia, Science education, Pedagogy_
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