Effect of constructivist methods of teaching on Academic Achievement of primary School Students
Rekha Agarwal, Anjali Gautam
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Rekha Agarwal, Anjali Gautam
Abstract
Constructivism is basically a theory based on observation and scientific study, i.e. about how people learn Traditional concept considers teacher as a transmitter of knowledge and student as a passive receptors. On the contrary constructivism assumes teacher as a facilitator of learning and students are active learners who constructs their own knowledge with help of their previous experiences and varied learning experiences provided by the facilitator. Present paper discusses on some of the constructivist methods and their effect on Academic Achievement of primary graders.
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Constructivism is basically a theory based on observation and scientific study, i.e. about how people learn Traditional concept considers teacher as a transmitter of knowledge and student as a passive receptors. On the contrary constructivism assumes teacher as a facilitator of learning and students are active learners who constructs their own knowledge with help of their previous experiences and varied learning experiences provided by the facilitator. Present paper discusses on some of the constructivist methods and their effect on Academic Achievement of primary graders.
Key concepts: Facilitator, Constructivism (international relations), Constructivist teaching methods, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Psychology, Constructivist grounded theory, Teaching method