Child Development and Pedagogy · Socio-Constructivism
How is learning looked at in a socio-constructivist perspective?
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- 1Conditioning between the stimulus and response.
- 2Relatively permanent change in behavior.
- 3The process of passive acquisition of knowledge.
- 4As active and social in character.✓
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As active and social in character.
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