When student products were analyzed through the document analysis technique, it was observed that students integrated CL items in their posters and lesson plans along with the course-teaching item. “Active learners, support learner, instruction methods, group work, and student interaction” were all components of CL, which was the medium of the lesson plan rather than the objective. Therefore, one important side effect of this implementation process was that students integrated CL techniques and components in their hypothetical lesson plans or environments. Research supports the notion that implicit learning is as effective as explicit learning (Cubukcu, 2012), so teaching pre-service teachers in the way they are expected to teach can be classified as a beneficial practice. This way, in service teachers would be using CL as they are reported to need a deeper understanding of CL methods (Hennesey & Dioingi, 2013). However, when teachers use constructivist methods, their self-efficacy beliefs increase (Temiz & Topcu, 2013) and it has been noted that self-efficacy brings success within itself (Pajares & Miller, 1994).