Social constructivism is a theory that suggests that knowledge and understanding are developed through social interactions and experiences. It emphasizes the importance of culture, context, and relationships in the process of learning. This perspective contrasts with traditional views of knowledge as something that can be transmitted objectively from one individual to another. Key principles of social constructivism include: 1. **Social Interaction**: Learning is fundamentally a social process.
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