Maria Paula Rojas Cifuentes is taking a course in Qualitative and Quantitative Research under tutor Oscar Javier Bohorquez. She will use a constructivist transformative knowledge theoretical perspective developed by Lev Vygotsky, which holds that knowledge is constructed through dynamic, participatory processes and students create their own understanding to solve problems. She expects motivation, teamwork, critical reading, thinking and communication to influence available energy and computer load.
Maria Paula Rojas Cifuentes is taking a course in Qualitative and Quantitative Research under tutor Oscar Javier Bohorquez. She will use a constructivist transformative knowledge theoretical perspective developed by Lev Vygotsky, which holds that knowledge is constructed through dynamic, participatory processes and students create their own understanding to solve problems. She expects motivation, teamwork, critical reading, thinking and communication to influence available energy and computer load.
Maria Paula Rojas Cifuentes is taking a course in Qualitative and Quantitative Research under tutor Oscar Javier Bohorquez. She will use a constructivist transformative knowledge theoretical perspective developed by Lev Vygotsky, which holds that knowledge is constructed through dynamic, participatory processes and students create their own understanding to solve problems. She expects motivation, teamwork, critical reading, thinking and communication to influence available energy and computer load.
The theory that I will use is constructivist transformative knowledge. It
was developed by Lev Vygotsky and it was used by the need to provide students with tools that allow them to create their own knowledge to solve a problematic situation, which implies that their ideas are modified and continue learning. This theory indicates that the teaching process is perceived and carried out as a dynamic, participatory and interactive process of the subject, so that knowledge is an authentic construction operated by the person who learns. As applied to my topic, this theory holds that I would expect my independent variable (s) to be motivation, teamwork, critical reading, thinking and communication. Variable to influence or explain the dependent variable (s) as the available energy would be, the computer load, if necessary.
References
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An Investigation of Teachers’ Questions and Tasks to Develop Reading Comprehension: The Application of the Cogaff Taxonomy in Developing Critical Thinking Skills in Malaysia