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13. Social constructivism

2022
This chapter examines constructivist approaches to international relations theory. It explores whether there is a possibility of moral progress in world politics, whether some cultures and countries are more (or less) inherently violent, and whether states are motivated by power or by ideas.
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Social constructivism in the classroom

Support for Learning, 2001
In this article, Judith Watson uses examples from classroom practice to demonstrate how, within a framework of social constructivism, small changes in teachers' practice can promote effective teaching in pupils of all ages and levels of ability, across the curriculum.
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Online Social Constructivism

2013
Renowned Soviet psychologist and father of social constructivist learning theory Lev Vygotsky (1978) stated: “Every function in the child’s cultural development appears twice: first, on the social level, and later, on the individual level” (p. 57). In online practice, social constructivism involves students learning from and with each other in computer-
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4. Social Constructivism

This chapter explains how social constructivism views foreign policy as a norm-guided behaviour. It identifies norms as core components of social structures and as the key explanatory factor in social constructivist foreign policy analysis (FPA).
Klaus Brummer, Kai Oppermann
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