Child Development and Pedagogy · Constructivist Perspective
What is the role of prior knowledge in constructivist learning?
- 1Prior knowledge is only important for advanced learners who are already familiar with the topic.
- 2Prior knowledge is only important for learners who have high levels of intrinsic motivation.
- 3Prior knowledge hinders the learning process since children come to school with misconceptions.
- 4Prior knowledge is essential for building connections and facilitating new learning.✓
Correct answer
Prior knowledge is essential for building connections and facilitating new learning.
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