Discussion
A constructivist classroom implies :
Answer: C
A constructivist classroom implies using multiple pedagogical strategies.
Constructivism holds that learners build knowledge actively from their experiences and prior ideas. Since children construct understanding in different ways, the teacher uses a variety of strategies: activities, projects, discussion, group work and questioning, acting as a facilitator.
The other options describe the traditional, transmission model that constructivism rejects: focusing on reproducing knowledge, treating learning as a passive process, and making the teacher an instructor who delivers information.
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