Central to constructivism is the idea that children construct their own knowledge. They do this both formally, within a classroom context, and informally, when they try to make sense of the everyday phenomena that they come across. Consequently, children construct ideas about scientific concepts before they encounter them at school. Teachers, then, need to take these ideas in consideration when teaching science to children.peer-reviewe
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This reflective article examines science learning, experienced in a primary school, in light of theo...
This paper is a summary of research and observations regarding constructivist practices in the eleme...
At most universities and colleges, a form of constructivism based on child psychological theories do...
Constructivism as a philosophical belief argues that coming to know is not the discovery of some pre...
This paper explores and challenges a number of the assumptions and claims commonly associated with a...
This thesis reports work which attempted to explore the nature and extent of young children's (age 5...
The aim of this study was to examine whether the 5th grade elementary school curricula of Oriya, Eng...
In recent years, increasing emphasis has come to be placed, both by researchers and by policy-makers...
Abstract: This paper reflects on the implications of a five year programme of research and developme...
The purpose of this study was to investigate teachers’ awareness, attitude and practice of teaching ...
The purpose of this study was to examine primary school teachers’ beliefs on teaching-learning proce...
scientifically literate populace. They outline what students need to know, understand, and be able t...
Abstract. Science Educators have endorsed and advocated adopting a constructivist approach in scienc...
AbstractConstructivist teaching is based on constructivist learning theory. This theoretical framewo...
International audienceThis paper aims at shedding light on what students can "construct" when they l...
This reflective article examines science learning, experienced in a primary school, in light of theo...
This paper is a summary of research and observations regarding constructivist practices in the eleme...
At most universities and colleges, a form of constructivism based on child psychological theories do...