The Constructivist Principle That Underlies Many of the Computer-Based Technology

question 25

Multiple Choice

The constructivist principle that underlies many of the computer-based technology tools promotes

• A) students as authors of knowledge.
• B) individualized learning.
• C) programmed instruction.
• D) students as consumers of knowledge.

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Definitions:

Ages 50-60

A period in human life often associated with the transition into later adulthood, characterized by both challenges and opportunities for growth.

Ages 25-35

Ages 25-35 typically refer to the period of early adulthood, characterized by transitions in personal and professional life, such as career establishment and forming long-term relationships.

Implicit

Refers to memories, attitudes, or learning that occurs and can influence behavior without being consciously acknowledged or retrieved.

Declarative Memory

The aspect of human memory that stores facts and events, which can be consciously recalled and articulated.