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Constructivism and Humanism: Constructivism and its Relationship to learning

Topic Emphasis on: Constructivism and its Relationship to learning 
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You will be discussing the theory of constructivism and its relationship to learning.
Consider the following:
•    Constructivists suggest that a person’s reality is unique from others. Thus, this unique reality affects what and how effective knowledge is acquired, and is affected by numerous variables such as culture, past experiences, and past knowledge.
•    Humanism posits a purposefully person-centered approach to learning that includes personal growth, focus on self-development, and personal needs.

•    Explain why logical positivism would not be a supporter for constructivist-based theories? Do you agree or disagree?
•    Hint: Can we “see” mental constructions?
•    Compare how exogenous constructivism, endogenous constructivism, and dialectical constructivism differ, and why it matters.
•    Analyze how situated cognition supports the suggestions made by constructivism?
•    Discuss a personal experience in which constructivism ideologies explained either the effectiveness of, or the non-effectiveness of, the learning experience.
o    Would you consider this learning experience exploratory learning, inquiry learning, or problem-based learning? Why?
•    Identify the implications in learning effectiveness that might exist if construction of individualized knowledge is negated.

This can be a great resource: Rosser-Majors, M. L. (2017). Theories of learning: An exploration. 
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