constructivist
UK: kənˈstrʌk.tɪ.vɪst | US: kənˈstrʌk.tɪ.vɪst
n. A person who adheres to constructivism, the theory that knowledge is actively constructed by the learner rather than passively absorbed.
adj. Relating to or based on constructivism.
The word "constructivist" stems from the Latin constructus (past participle of construere, meaning "to pile up" or "build"), combined with the suffix -ive (forming adjectives) and -ist (indicating an adherent of a practice or philosophy). The term reflects the idea of "building" knowledge through active engagement, central to constructivist theory in education and art.
The constructivist approach emphasizes hands-on learning.
As a constructivist, she believes students learn best through experimentation.
The artist’s constructivist sculptures challenge traditional forms.
Constructivist theories have influenced modern teaching methods.
His constructivist views shaped the curriculum design.