An approach to learning in with the learner is allowed to explore and become actively engaged with concepts,objects,or the physical environment in order to develop their understanding of it.In this process ,the teacher is a facilitator rather than an instructor,and it is their role to organize a rich or appropriately resourced learning environment and to encourage the learner's self-directed curiosity and problem-solving skills,rather than to demonstrate or provide correct answers or procedures.Discovery learning is a learner-center approach,theoretically underpinned by a humanist philosophy of education,according to which the planning and teaching of lessons should take into account the learners'needs in relation to their social,emotional,and personal development, and should take as their starting point those topics which are of direct interest and relevance to the learners.It has been argued that although children might refine and evaluate their own ideas as a result of socio-cognitive conflict with peers,they would tend to adopt uncritically and too easily the ideas of teachers and other adults where these conflicted with their own.In the latter case the result would be conventional instructional learning rather than learning constructed by the child though their own discoveries.