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Learning sciences

the view that learning happens especially well when learners are consciously building a public, shareable artifact, extending constructivist ideas about knowledge building.

In learning sciences, constructionism refers to the view that learning happens especially well when learners are consciously building a public, shareable artifact, extending constructivist ideas about knowledge building. This meaning comes from Harel (1991) in Constructionism.[1]

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References

Harel, I., & Papert, S. (1991). Constructionism. Ablex Pub. Corp. ISBN 9780893917852

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