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Constructivism By Kendall Smith

What is constructivism? Educational Theory Children build own understanding

Foundational theorists behind constructivism Piaget – Construct knowledge Dewey – Inquiry Vygotsky - Social

How does constructivism differ from traditional ideas about teaching and learning concerning curriculum? Use materials differently Group learners Add materials

How does constructivism differ from traditional ideas about teaching and learning concerning how students are viewed? Students are not sponges! Explorers Student teachers

How does constructivism differ from traditional ideas about teaching and learning concerning how students work? Students guide learning Students gain knowledge Independence

How does constructivism differ from traditional ideas about teaching and learning concerning the teachers’ role? Assistant Not a director Evaluator

How does constructivism differ from traditional ideas about teaching and learning concerning assessment? Not drill and practice Change lessons Inspiring

The PAR Model of learning Three phases to learning Constructing knowledge

A brief overview of each PAR model component. Present - Information Apply - Information Review - Information

How does the PAR Model relate to constructivism? New information is presented Application takes place

Provide a scenario of a topic that you could teach using a constructivist approach. Elementary jumping skills – Jumping objects

Format your scenario using the PAR model. Discuss jumping Children practice jumping Review lesson

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