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 senses ...

Anderson, T. (1995). Toward a cross-cultural approach to art criticism. Studies in Art Education, 36(4), 198-209. Anderson, T., & Milbrandt, M. K. (2004). Art for ...

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Henry Kissinger would rank in anyone’s top 10 list of the most important realists in the history of international relations theory and practice. As national security adviser and secretary of state, ...

In a recent blog post, Kyle Pearce (@mathletepearce) raised the question “good at math or good at memorization?” Unlike most middle school math teachers, Kyle asks his students to wrestle with complex ...

Imagine a learning environment where learners are no longer passive recipients of information, but active architects of their own knowledge. A place where curiosity is sparked, creativity is fostered, ...

CPD to guide your staff through the foundations in social constructivist theory and how to apply this into classroom practice. It comes with a presentation which includes further reading and end of ...

This article examines how Members of the European Parliament justify their positions in EU climate politics by analysing political reasoning in legislative debates on ...

The contemporary Kantianism of John Rawls and some of his followers includes a commitment to "moral constructivism", a metaethical conception that is proposed as an interpretation of Kant and as a ...