Which of the following best describes how knowledge is viewed in a constructivist classroom?
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Correct answer: As constructed, evolving and personally meaningful
Constructivism posits that knowledge is not passively received; learners build and reconstruct understanding based on prior knowledge and new experiences, making it dynamic and personal.
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