CONSTRUCTING ONE'S OWN IMAGINARY WORLD
From constructivist's perspective, this pedagogical shift
to learner-centered education creates a potentially effective
learning environment, where students are no longer passive
receivers of instructions from instructors or textbooks.
Instead, they can actively search for truths, discover theories
and rules associated with the real world, and test the fit of
their experiential world through collaborating with others.
Bruner [7] states "this process provides multiple perspectives
to each learner, and this negotiation process between peers
should lead to enhanced understanding." Also, as Lorsbach
[8] describes, in the process, their ideas gain in complexity
and power, and with appropriate support they develop
critical insight into how they think and what they know about