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Text VIII DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND CONSTRUCTVIST CLASSROOM TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM - Students primarily work alone - Knowledge is seen as inert - Curriculum is presented pa
Semântica e Significado de Vocábulos (Semantics)
FGV · 2023
Text VIII
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND CONSTRUCTVIST CLASSROOM
TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM
- Students primarily work alone
- Knowledge is seen as inert
- Curriculum is presented part to whole, with emphasis on basic skills (bottom-up)
- Strict adherence to a fixed curriculum is highly valued
- Curricular activities rely heavily on textbook
CONSTRUCTIVIST CLASSROOM
- Students primarily work in groups
- Knowledge is dynamic, changing with experiences
- Curriculum is presented whole to part, with emphasis on the big concept (top-down)
- Pursuit of student questions os highly valued
- Curricular acitivities rely heavily on primary sources
From: https://slideplayer.com/slide/7593575/
In “strict adherence”, the adjective that is similar to “strict” is
- soft.
- firm.
- easy.
- loose.
- gentle.
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Firm é sinônimo de strict no contexto de "strict adherence". Ambas expressões indicam uma atitude ou aplicação de regras com firmeza e rigidez. Em português, podem ser traduzidas por firme ou estrito/severo, dependendo do contexto.
Enquanto strict enfatiza severidade e exigência, firm realça resolução e firmeza. Na locução "strict adherence", usar "firm" mantém a ideia de cumprimento rigoroso de normas ou de uma linha de conduta sem flexibilização.
Exemplo: "strict adherence to the curriculum" = "firm adherence to the curriculum", ou seja, cumprimento rigoroso do currículo. Nesse contexto funcional, firm e strict são intercambiáveis.
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