What is the correct sequence of the steps of constructivist learning?

ANew information, experiential activity, analyse, solve, examine, explore, assess ✓ Correct

BExperiential activity, examine, analyse, new information, assess, explore

CNew information, analyse, experiential activity, assess, explore, examine

DExamine, analyse, solve, new information, explore, experiential activity, assess

Correct answer: (A) New information, experiential activity, analyse, solve, examine, explore, assess

Explanation

The constructivist sequence runs new information, experiential activity, analyse, solve, examine, explore, then assess.

New information is introduced first to anchor the learner.

Experiential activity then lets the learner engage the idea in practice.

Analysing, solving, examining and exploring build understanding actively.

Assessment comes last to judge the constructed knowledge.

Constructivism holds that learners actively build knowledge, as argued by Piaget and Vygotsky.

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