Constructivism in Science Classroom: Why and How
engaging students in inquired designed to challenge current concepts.” Thus in constructivist science classroom, the teacher is not the sage on the stage but or. guide . on side of . mentor students, who not provide instruction to passive students but designing learning situations for the active learner of science.
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