Being a constructivist teacher, you will NOT do what ?

AMaking your learner more active.

BGiving opportunity to learners to integrate what is presented and what they already know.

CConsidering learners as sense makers who construct knowledge.

DGiving study materials to learners to recall the contents proficiently. ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) Giving study materials to learners to recall the contents proficiently.

Explanation

Giving learners study material only to recall content proficiently is rote transmission, which a constructivist teacher avoids.

Making the learner more active is constructivist, since knowledge is built through the learner's own engagement.

Letting learners integrate new material with what they already know reflects linking to prior knowledge.

Treating learners as sense makers who construct knowledge is the core constructivist stance.

Constructivism is associated with Piaget's cognitive and Vygotsky's social variants, extended by Bruner.

It contrasts with behaviourism, where learning is a change in observable behaviour driven from outside.

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