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Reevaluating student-centred education: uncovering learning difficulties stemming from empiricist epistemological assumptions
This paper demonstrates that recurrent difficulties students encounter in learning subject-matter knowledge can be traced, in part, to assumptions about how students best learn knowledge that significantly shape instructional approaches. First, I review the significant influence of empiricist episte
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