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Discovery learning
Discovery learning refer to instruction based on encouraging students to discover or construct knowledge for themselves; learning based on insight and understanding.
Discovery learning is also defined as the acquisition of new information or knowledge largely because of the learner’s own efforts. Discovery learning is often associated with Bruner and is contrasted with Reception learning. (see Reception learning.)
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