What is Constructivism in simple terms?, Learning by memorizing facts, Learning by doing and thinking, Learning by listening to lectures, Learning by reading textbooks, In the 1900s, experts realized that learning works best when students are:, Passive listeners, Memorizing books, Active, Watching demonstrations, Jean Piaget believed children learn by:, Copying others, Exploring and changing how they think to fit new information, Being told the answers, Reading, What did Lev Vygotsky call the area between what you can do alone and what you can't do yet?, Spiral Curriculum, Assimilation Zone, Zone of Proximal Development, Discovery Zone, A long time ago, people believed students were like "empty boxes" that teachers filled with facts., True, False, Jerome Bruner believed in "Discovery Learning," which means:, Teachers give answers immediately, Students find answers themselves , Students memorize formulas, Teachers lecture the whole class, According to Vygotsky, what do students need to reach the next level?, More homework, A helper like a teacher or friend, Extra reading, Testing, Jean Piaget called the process of changing your thinking to fit new information "Assimilation.", True, False, Jerome Bruner's Spiral Curriculum means the topic stays at the same difficulty level throughout., True, False, The books cited in the Research section were written by:, Piaget and Bruner, Vygotsky and Piaget, Schunk (2012) and Hergenhahn, Bruner and Hergenhahn.

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