'I never teach my pupils: I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn' (Albert Einstein). The above quote can be best fitted for which of the following models of teaching-learning?

Einstein's remark that he provides conditions for learning rather than teaching fits the learner-centred model.

The teacher-centred model makes the teacher the active giver of knowledge, which the quote rejects.

A parents-centred model is not a recognized teaching-learning paradigm here.

A placement-centred model concerns positioning learners, not the act of learning itself.

In learner-centred teaching the teacher is a facilitator who arranges conditions for discovery.

This view aligns with constructivism, where the learner builds knowledge actively.