Constructivist learning theory is built on the concept that learners actively build their own knowledge, that it is based on personal meaning, and that it is guided by prior knowledge and events.

Constructivism can be seen as merely a descriptive theory, providing no directly useful teaching strategies. There are simply too many learning contexts (cultures, ages, subjects, technologies ...

Constructivist learning theory emphasizes that students build their own knowledge, rather than passively receive information. Therefore, students learn best when they actively construct knowledge ...

Active learning techniques are built on cognitive and constructivist learning theories, which emphasizes that “individuals learn through building their own knowledge, connecting new ideas and ...