Child Development and Pedagogy · Constructivist Pedagogy
A teacher who firmly believes in constructivist pedagogy would:
- 1avoid judging students solely on the basis of their socio-cultural backgrounds.✓
- 2promote high levels of verbal instructions as the primary pedagogy.
- 3promote rigid 'ability grouping' of students.
- 4avoid connecting learning content to the real world.
Correct answer
avoid judging students solely on the basis of their socio-cultural backgrounds.
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