The engagement of learners in meaningful experiences is a part of

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misspop

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on: Feb 22, 2019

Question 1

Bodily/kinesthetic, Verbal/linguistic, and Logical/mathematical are examples of
◦ Behaviorism
◦ Cognitive
◦ Multiple Intelligences
◦ Constructive

Question 2

The engagement of learners in meaningful experiences is a part of
◦ Constructivism
◦ Behaviorism
◦ Cognitivism
◦ Social Psychology

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Reply #1 on: Feb 22, 2019

Answer 1

Multiple Intelligences

Answer 2

Constructivism

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