The Implementation of Constructivism Learning Theory In Open and Distance Learning Materials: An Innovative Idea

Pribadi, Benny Agus (2014) The Implementation of Constructivism Learning Theory In Open and Distance Learning Materials: An Innovative Idea. In: PDE Professional Development in Education Conference 2014, 11-12 Juni 2014, Park Hotel Bandung.

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Abstract

Distance learning university has unique characteristics. One of them is the amount of student which is usually larger than the conventional university. In order to serve its students better, both academic and administrative, the distance learning university usually applies a uniform approach in designing students’ learning activities. The approach covers learning process and examination component. The reason of using this approach is mainly based on managerial factors. The uniform approach which is associated with behavioral learning theory limits the creativity of distance students to construct their knowledge. It is necessary for the distance learning students to have a broad spectrum of knowledge used in daily professional activities. The purpose of the present paper is to elaborate the possibilities of using other approach that will be able to enhance student knowledge. Instead of using uniform or behavioral approach, there are possibilities to apply constructivism learning theory in printed material to be used distance learning system.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Additional Information (ID): 18/L0017
Uncontrolled Keywords: constructivism learning theory; printed learning material; open and distance learning
Subjects: 300 Social Science > 370-379 Education (Pendidikan) > 371.3 Methods of Instruction and Study (Metode Belajar Mengajar, Kegiatan Belajar Mengajar)
Divisions: Prosiding Seminar UT > PDE 2014
Depositing User: Praba UT
Date Deposited: 01 Nov 2016 02:59
Last Modified: 01 Aug 2019 03:50
URI: http://repository.ut.ac.id/id/eprint/4942

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