Constructivism is a theory of learning that states that past knowledge is the base on which new ideas will be built. This is in direct opposition to instructivism, which states that students have a ...

Constructivism is an educational philosophy that deems experience as the best way to acquire knowledge. We truly understand something – according to a constructivist – when we filter it through our ...

Constructivism substituted art as construction for art as representation as a function of the society of early 20th century revolutionary Russia. Vladimir Tatlin, Counterrelief of the Corner (1915; ...

Architectural education has always been fundamentally influenced by whichever styles are popular at a given time, but that relationship flows in the opposite direction as well. All styles must ...

The vibrant controversy over constructivism is an important one in chemical education. One aspect of this arises from the presence of multiple meanings of constructivism, in particular when it is ...

A translation of Alexei Gan’s utopian art manifesto showcases the revolutionary fervor of the Russian avant-garde. In 1922 the Russian art theorist Alexei Gan published a manifesto for an ...

From an early age, the constructivist theory has had a significant impact on children’s school lives. Most schools use this notion to give each learner a customized and one-of-a-kind learning ...