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Constructivist and Directed Models

Explore the differences between constructivist and directed teaching models. Learn how student-centered approaches contrast with teacher-centered strategies, affecting classroom environments and assessment methods. Discover the impact on student anxiety levels over correct answers. Consider the benefits and drawbacks of each model and the potential for a hybrid approach to maximize learning outcomes for all.

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Constructivist and Directed Models

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  1. Constructivist and Directed Models The Differences Between The Two

  2. Constructivist Model • Student centered teaching approach. • A more relaxed less structured classroom environment. • Assessment is conducted orally or through open ended written questions. • Students experience less anxiety over correct and wrong answers.

  3. Directed Model • Teacher centered approach. • A more structured classroom environment. • Assessment is conducted generally through tests and written questions. • Students experience more anxiety over correct and wrong answers.

  4. The End Result • Teachers must adjust themselves to what the students respond to. • There is good and bad in both models. • A combination of the two approaches may come out with the best results for all involved.

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