Question

cognitivism scholars

• include:
• piaget
• dewey
• bruner
• believe truth and knowledge is
• believe learning is a process of edge personal
• believe the teacher is responsi learning opportunities and providing to construct individual knowledge

(options in dropdown: guidance, subjective)

Explanation:

To answer the fill - in - the - blank questions about cognitivism:

For the "Believe truth and knowledge is ____" blank:

• Cognitivism holds that truth and knowledge are objective. They exist independently of an individual's perception. So the word "objective" should be filled here (assuming the dropdown options include it; if from the given partial dropdown with "subjective" and "guidance", "subjective" is incorrect as cognitivism doesn't see knowledge as subjective, but maybe there was a typo or missing option. If we go with the given partial and correct based on theory, it's not "subjective" or "guidance", but if forced from the shown, there's an error. But in correct theory, it's "objective").

For the "Believe learning is a process of __ knowledge personal" (probably "__ personal knowledge"):

• Cognitivism sees learning as a process of organizing or constructing personal knowledge. If we consider the context and common cognitivist ideas, "constructing" or "organizing" would fit.

For the "Believe the teacher is responsible for __ learning opportunities and providing __ to construct individual knowledge":

• The teacher is responsible for creating/planning learning opportunities and providing guidance (this matches the given dropdown option "guidance" for the second blank) to help students construct individual knowledge.

Since the question is about cognitivism in the context of learning theory, which falls under the Social Science discipline, specifically the sub - field of Education (or Psychology as cognitivism is also a psychological learning theory).

If we focus on the dropdown for the "Believe truth and knowledge is __" and the given options "guidance" and "subjective", there's a mistake as cognitivism's view on knowledge is objective. But if we have to choose from the given (incorrectly presented) options, "subjective" is wrong. However, if we assume a typo and the correct option related to the nature of knowledge in cognitivism, the answer for the first blank (about truth and knowledge) should be "objective" (not in the given dropdown, so maybe the dropdown was misrepresented). For the teacher's role, the second blank (providing __) should be "guidance" (from the dropdown).

For the learning process blank, it's about how knowledge is handled in learning, so "constructing" (if not in dropdown) or if from the given context and possible intended, but with the given partial, it's a bit unclear. But based on the dropdown for the teacher's action, "guidance" is the answer for the last blank.

Answer:

To answer the fill - in - the - blank questions about cognitivism:

For the "Believe truth and knowledge is ____" blank:

• Cognitivism holds that truth and knowledge are objective. They exist independently of an individual's perception. So the word "objective" should be filled here (assuming the dropdown options include it; if from the given partial dropdown with "subjective" and "guidance", "subjective" is incorrect as cognitivism doesn't see knowledge as subjective, but maybe there was a typo or missing option. If we go with the given partial and correct based on theory, it's not "subjective" or "guidance", but if forced from the shown, there's an error. But in correct theory, it's "objective").

For the "Believe learning is a process of __ knowledge personal" (probably "__ personal knowledge"):

• Cognitivism sees learning as a process of organizing or constructing personal knowledge. If we consider the context and common cognitivist ideas, "constructing" or "organizing" would fit.

For the "Believe the teacher is responsible for __ learning opportunities and providing __ to construct individual knowledge":

• The teacher is responsible for creating/planning learning opportunities and providing guidance (this matches the given dropdown option "guidance" for the second blank) to help students construct individual knowledge.

Since the question is about cognitivism in the context of learning theory, which falls under the Social Science discipline, specifically the sub - field of Education (or Psychology as cognitivism is also a psychological learning theory).

If we focus on the dropdown for the "Believe truth and knowledge is __" and the given options "guidance" and "subjective", there's a mistake as cognitivism's view on knowledge is objective. But if we have to choose from the given (incorrectly presented) options, "subjective" is wrong. However, if we assume a typo and the correct option related to the nature of knowledge in cognitivism, the answer for the first blank (about truth and knowledge) should be "objective" (not in the given dropdown, so maybe the dropdown was misrepresented). For the teacher's role, the second blank (providing __) should be "guidance" (from the dropdown).

For the learning process blank, it's about how knowledge is handled in learning, so "constructing" (if not in dropdown) or if from the given context and possible intended, but with the given partial, it's a bit unclear. But based on the dropdown for the teacher's action, "guidance" is the answer for the last blank.