-
Have you in your own education, your children’s education, or in a school you’ve taught at experienced a constructivist approach to education? If so, describe some of the impact (positive or negative) you experienced/witnessed.
-
Yes, I really enjoyed experiencing the approach. It needs to really be done with a lot of forethought and executed by a master teacher. It works better in small classroom or where the participants are highly motivated and self-regulated. Otherwise, it can be chaotic and miss the mark. I’ve experienced that too.
-
No, I have not experienced this approach.
-
I have been through public schools my whole life. I feel the impact of the negative would be not teaching a Biblical worldview. As for the constructivist approach I was in many classrooms which just took a traditional approach.
-
No, I haven’t experienced a constructivist approach to education yet.
-
In my degrees, I have seen the constructivist approach. In most cases, I avoided it personally but I saw how it led others astray by putting individuals at the center of the universe so to speak. Everything is relative in their minds and that is not true.
