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         <title>active constructors rather than passive recipients of knowledge (Lewis, 2005)”</title>
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         <title> Teachers, once expert “transmitters of knowledge” become a more aptly named “facilitator”, “knowledge navigator” and “collaborative co-learner”.(Majumdar, 2006).”</title>
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         <title>Majumdar states that teaching and learning should be “engaging and motivating, interactive, contextual, reducing cognitive load, scaffolding, and finally collaborative (Majumdar, 2006)”.</title>
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