Constructivism in education : opinions and second opinions on controversial issues

Denis C. Phillips · Margaret Early

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Constructivism in Education is a lively discussion of the varieties of constructivist thought which have been applied to the teaching of school subjects, especially science and mathematics. Contributors include philosophers of education and specialists in science, mathematics, and childhood education.

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