A Constructivist Approach to Planning, Compared to a Traditional Approach

question 57

Multiple Choice

A constructivist approach to planning, compared to a traditional approach, would include use of

• A) fewer teacher comments about each student's work.
• B) more norm-competitive projects designed by students.
• C) students and teachers making decisions about objectives together.
• D) teacher-designed projects that students evaluate on the basis of predetermined criteria.

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Definitions:

Screen a Position

The act of reviewing or evaluating a stance or viewpoint critically before further consideration.

Resistance Point

The threshold or limit beyond which a person is unwilling to go in a negotiation or discussion.

Information Sources

Refer to the origin or provider of data and facts used for making decisions or understanding contexts.

Calculated Incompetence

A deliberate act of pretending to be incapable or less skilled to avoid certain tasks or responsibilities.