Bruner cautioned that discovery could not happen without what?
AExpensive tools
BSome basic knowledge
CA large classroom
DStrict discipline
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Some basic knowledge
1. Bruner (1961) was an early pioneer of discovery learning.
2. He warned that discovery needs some basic knowledge.
3. Students must build foundations through examples, practice and feedback.
_Source: Wikipedia, Discovery learning, Teacher's role_
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