Constructivism & free will
Constructivism shifts the emphasis from mental processes to motivation and free will. To constructivists, knowledge is subjective. Learners restructure knowledge in a manner based on their own experiences and perceptions of the world.
The mind seeks meaningful connections and operates under broader parameters – free will, motivation, emotion, and the senses…More
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