Editing Constructivism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Constructivism''' — The theory that learners construct their own knowledge through experience and reflection.
* '''Schema''' — A mental "Map" or framework that helps us organize and interpret information.
* '''Scaffolding''' — Temporary support provided by a teacher to help a student reach a higher level of understanding (like a building scaffold).
* '''Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)''' — The "Sweet Spot" of learning: tasks that are too hard for a student to do alone, but possible with a little help.
* '''Jean Piaget''' — The psychologist who focused on how children's "Thinking" changes as they grow (Cognitive Constructivism).
* '''Lev Vygotsky''' — The theorist who focused on how "Social Interaction" and "Language" drive learning (Social Constructivism).
* '''Active Learning''' — A style where students are physically or mentally "Engaged" with the material (e.g., experiments, debates).
* '''Assimilation''' — Adding new information into an existing mental schema without changing the schema.
* '''Accommodation''' — Changing your mental schema because new information "Doesn't fit" the old way of thinking.
* '''Inquiry-Based Learning''' — Starting a lesson with a "Big Question" or a "Problem" rather than a set of facts.
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