21Lampiran S1-4Needham's Five Phase Constructivist ModelPhase Purpose Methods
I Orientation Arouse interest and set the scene. Practical activities, real
problems to solve, teacher
demonstrations, film clips,
videos, newspaper cuttings
II Elicitation of Ideas To enable pupils and teachers to
become aware of prior ideas.
Practical activities or small
group discussion followed
by reporting back.
III Restructuring of
Ideasi. Clarification and
exchangeii. Exposure to
conflict situationsiii. Construction of
new ideasiv. EvaluationTo create an awareness of an
alternative viewpoint – the
scientific one – to:
a) modify
b) extend, or
c) replace with a more scientific
viewRecognise alternative ideas and
critically examine own.Test validity of existing ideas.Modify, extend or replace existing
ideas.Test validity of newly constructed
ideas.Small group discussion and
reporting back.Teacher demonstration,
performing personal
experiments, worksheets.Discussion, reading, teacher
input.Practical work, project
work, experimentation,
teacher demonstration.
IV Application of Ideas Reinforcement of constructed
ideas in familiar and novel
situations.Personal writing practical
activity, problem solving,
project work.
V Review Awareness of change of ideas and
familiarisation with learning
process to allow the pupils to
reflect upon the extent to which
their ideas have changed.Personal writing, group
discussion, personal diaries,
reviewing work posters etc.Sumber: Needham & Hill, 1987