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My Beginning Journey on Constructivism Unit

Posted in Constructivism, Kuliah, tagged on April 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

The questions caused me thinking about the reasons behind chose this unit. Is it because of the course requirement? Or is it because I necessitate it? Or is it because I really desire it? Since I read through the constructivism unit on the smec moodle website, I realize that the journey will be challenging, [...]

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Learn from Mathematics: Lesson Plan in Mathematics Using Glasson’s Learning Cycle

Posted in Kuliah, Teaching and Learning in Science, tagged on April 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Lesson Plan in Mathematics Using Glasson’s Learning Cycle
By Lerry

Year Level : First Year Secondary Students
Section : Heterogeneous Class
No. of Students : 40
Prior knowledge required : Fundamental operation of numbers, Fractions,
Decimals

Lesson 1: Topic Title: Percent

§ Teaching Strategy Applied: Glasson’s Learning [...]

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The Role of Constructivism in Teaching and Learning Chemistry

Posted in Kuliah, Teaching and Learning in Science, tagged on April 14, 2008 | 6 Comments »

Introduction

Constructivism is one of theory of learning which well developed in the recent year and becomes most significant and dominant perspective in science education (Taber, 2006). According to Bodner (1986), constructivist model focus on constructing the knowledge in the learners’ mind. Every student has different experiences, therefore teacher has to be aware that knowledge [...]

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